History of the ruby
The oldest written record of rubies indicates that they were already being mined in Burma in ancient times. From there, they were traded and eventually reached the Egyptians and the Greeks. Rubies have been immensely popular ever since. Their deep red color gives the ruby a regal aura. However, rubies are also available in purple/bluish to orange-red shades. The clearest and most valuable type of ruby is the 'Burmese Ruby', which, with its rich red color and a hint of blue, evokes feelings of wealth and passion. The Burmese Ruby is mined exclusively in the Mogok Valley mines in Myanmar.











