With the rapid development of colored gems's industry, as the leader of colored gems's industry, ruby and other world-famous gems have attracted much attention and become the focus of jewelry investment collectors. Public awareness of rubies is also rising. As we all know, for colored gems, color is king, and ruby is no exception. The best color of ruby is pigeon blood red, while ruby is naturally smaller, which is common at around 65,438+0 carats, and can be bought by a wide range of people. So many people ask what is the price of pigeon blood red 1 carat?

There are many factors that affect the price of ruby, not only color and weight, but also cutting, purity, origin, optimization and so on. Taking the place of origin as an example, pigeon blood red is a color grade of ruby. The common producing areas of pigeon blood red in the market are Myanmar and Mozambique, but the price of pigeon blood red in Myanmar is higher than that in Mozambique, because Burmese rubies are even rarer. After long-term exploitation, the output of Myanmar pigeon blood red gems has been greatly reduced, and it is difficult to see high-quality Myanmar pigeon blood red gems in the market.

The country of origin affects the value of pigeon hemoglobin more in rarity, and the optimization treatment directly affects the value of pigeon hemoglobin. There is a big gap between the value of burnt and unburned pigeon hemoglobin in the market, and different burning methods have different effects on the price of pigeon hemoglobin. The price of 1 carat pigeon blood ruby is affected by many factors, and it is difficult to get an accurate judgment only by color and weight.

The judgment of price needs comprehensive consideration, which is why many merchants need consumers to provide accurate and detailed information when making inquiries. If there are only a few parameters, you can only get a rough price range, which is very large.