Ruby Bracelets

From the Museum Vault at Emilio Jewelry New York, Main stone: 17 pieces of approximately 19.00+ carats Pigeon Blood Red~Pink Red OVAL / CUSHION Setting: 17 fancy-cut white diamonds totaling approximately 8.30 carats, 18K The Burmese mining area is rich in chromium, so the ruby ​​from Burma has a bright color and strong saturation, which is one of the important reasons for its preciousness and rareness. In addition, Burmese rubies shine with natural fluorescence, and the gems seem to exude lifelike light from the inside out. The 15.99 carat "Jubilee" ruby ​​is the most expensive colored gemstone in the history of American auctions. Verdura cleverly set this ruby ​​with gold and diamonds, and finally sold for 14.2 million U.S. dollars, and the transaction price per carat unit was as high as 885,000 U.S. dollars. In the 13th century, the explorer Marco Polo brought Europeans to the attention of rubies from Burma. Eight hundred years later, the Burmese ruby ​​has become a rare treasure in the world, and every time it appears on the auction market, it attracts a lot of attention. If it is a "pigeon blood red" ruby ​​bracelet...

This opulent five-coil gold, Ceylon ruby and diamond "Serpenti" bracelet dates from the Dolce Vita period of 1950s Rome, when Bulgari jewels reached new creative and technical heights. Drawing on beloved ancient models from art and archaeology, the bracelet is designed as a coiled snake whose rounded body is composed of hand-formed curved tubogas links surmounted by beaded mesh, its engraved head with flickering tongue set with a fine oval-cut Ceylon ruby, diamond accents, and diamond eyes, while a concealed compartment beneath the ruby opens to reveal a watch with circular dial. With its astonishing flexibility, and soft, sinuous feel, the bracelet winds beautifully up the arm, an emblem of Bulgari’s modern style and unequaled craftsmanship bringing to life a classic jewel worn by the empresses and goddesses of the Minoan, Egyptian and Roman worlds. Artist: Bulgari, Rome Country: Italy Circa: 1955 Size: 29’’ length, 0.625’’ width Materials: Oval-cut Ceylon ruby (total approximate weight 2.50 carats); 4 Old European-cut diamonds (total approximate weight 1.20 carats); 18K Gold (total approximate weight 178 grams) Signed: "Bulgari Italy" Documentation: Together with American Gemological Laboratories (AGL) certificate #1113269 from March 30th, 2021, stating the ruby’s origin is Ceylon (Sri Lanka) with no gemological evidence of heat Literature/Exhibition History: A diamond and emerald serpent bracelet of this complex beaded model, belonging to the Bulgari Heritage Collection...

Main stone: 16 rubies, about 12.11 carats, 1 fancy intense yellow diamond, 1.00 carats Color: Ruby Red, Fancy Intense Yellow Diamond Fancy Intense Yellow Clarity: Ruby--, Fancy Inten...

From the Emilio Jewelry Museum Vault, We are Showcasing a stunning bracelet with over 15.00 Carats of Natural Untreated Pigeons blood rubies alone! Pigeons blood is the notorious wor...

Exquisitely appointed with royal blue sapphires (11.20 carats), rich red rubies (8.50 carats), intense green emeralds (6.16 carats) and brilliant white diamonds (8.40 carats), this s...

Showcasing 7 exceptionally rare matching unheated rubies all certified totaling approximately 14.30 Carats. Please inquire for details. This piece was Hand made in the Emilio Jewelr...

Your personal, unique jewel, expression of a connection, our REMEMBER ME collection is the intimate reflection of your emotions: a name, a word … Design your own jewellery or gift b...

An extraordinary ruby and diamond flexible bracelet, mounted on 18kt yellow gold. Weight of rubies: 51 cts. Wight of diamonds: 13 cts. Circa 1960

An exquisite ruby and diamond bangle with a central rectangular arched plaque set with four rows of oval-shaped rubies, framed by baguette-cut diamonds, flanked by brilliant and old ...

French 1940's Tutti Frutti Carved Ruby Emerald Diamond Bangle Spectacular carved ruby, emerald, and diamond cuff. Manufactured in France in the early 1940s. Carved rubies weigh a to...