Introducing Natural Ruby-Zoisite Stone – 767.8 Gram
Dear Partners
Introducing Natural Ruby-Zoisite Stone – 767.8 Gram
Large untreated ruby, rare in the international market – Exclusive representative: Oriental Gold & Gemstones Trading LLC
Oriental Gold & Gemstones Trading LLC, a luxury gold & gemstone trading unit in Dubai, is pleased to introduce one of the rarest natural ruby specimens today: a 767.8 gram (~3,839 carat) Ruby-Zoisite monolith, certified by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) with the code number 1232620766.
Original mineralogical structure – Ruby in natural Zoisite matrix
The stone has a unique matrix structure: purple ruby crystals in a blue zoisite background – creating a clear and completely natural color contrast. In particular, there are no signs of heat treatment or artificial intervention, which significantly increases its scientific and collectible value.
Large size – Rarity beyond market standards
Weighing in at nearly 800 grams and with a stable color distribution, the stone belongs to the untreated ruby group with a rare large weight on the market. It is estimated that if carefully mined, this stone could provide more than 1,500 carats of commercial ruby , opening up the potential for investment or high-end gemstone processing.
Suitable for many purposes: investment, display, crafting or long-term value retention
Unlike small commercial rubies, this specimen meets all three goals at the same time:
- Long term investment: value increases over time due to rarity and lack of handling.
- Commercialization: potential for extraction into gemstones if required.
- Display / collection: suitable for geological museums, high-end jewelry businesses, or investors who want to own rare tangible assets
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Contact exclusive representative
Dear partners or collectors who need to evaluate, negotiate or organize their own appraisal, please contact us directly:
Business Department – David Pham (Only Whatsapp)
+971 525 281 595
sale@orientalgoldgem.com
Oriental Gold & Gemstones Trading LLC
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Where the most unique gemstones on the planet converge
