FRACTURED FILLED RUBBY

Fracture-filled Ruby

If you're interested in rubies, you may have noticed how much of the ruby being sold by reputable dealers is described as "fracture-filled." Why is there so much of this material on the market? Is it really any good? Or should it be avoided?

To understand why these rubies are being offered, it's important to understand something about the world demand for ruby, the supply of material, and the recent history of prices.

Though ruby and sapphire are both corundum, ruby is in fact much rarer than sapphire. The world demand for ruby far exceeds the supply, and some of the famous ruby deposits, such as those in Thailand and Cambodia, have been completely worked out. The same is true for the famous ruby mines in Mogok in Burma; the production from Mogok has been reduced to a mere trickle.

In the last ten years the main sources for ruby have been the Mong Hsu deposits in Burma (discovered in 1992), and the Madagascar mines (discovered in 2000). The Mong Hsu deposits were very significant, but the Mong Hsu rubies require heat treatment to improve the color. Sizes have already declined and it is now rare to see Mong Hsu rubies over 1 carat. The Madagascar mines yield some larger material, but the demand is so enormous that the supply quickly disappears.

In 2004, a gem lab in Chanthaburi, Thailand came up with an innovation that increased the supply of ruby on the market. They developed a technique to improve the appearance of rubies of good color, primarily from Madagascar, that are disfigured by fissures or surface cracks. These previously unsaleable gems could be repaired using heat treatment with lead glass. The refractive index of corundum and lead glass are very similar, allowing light to travel through the stone, improving the color and clarity.

Many of the rubies that could be repaired with this new fracture-filling technique are of impressive size, with many stones over 5 carats. Since the treatment is easy to detect, it is almost always disclosed and the price is adjusted accordingly. So these fracture-filled rubies sell at a fraction of the cost of untreated rubies of similar color. In fact you won't find 10 or 15 carat untreated rubies in the market at all, and very few that have been only heat treated.

Should you buy a fracture-filled ruby? Technically, the treatment appears to be effective. Many of the fracture-filled stones look very good indeed. The Asian Institute of Gemology (AIGS) tested samples for durability and found them to be more durable than a typical emerald that has been fracture-filled with oil or resin. AIGS advises against excessive heating with a jeweler's torch, but found no negative effects from cleaning with detergents or ultrasonic devices. They advise that hydrofluoric acid should not be used on these gems, and that any recutting or repolishing should be performed with care.

First Published: May-08-2008

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IRRADIATION TREATMENT

Irradiation Treatment Virtually every blue topaz sold in the market today is the product of irradiation treatment. Blue topaz is actually very rare in nature, and tends to a very pale blue. The lovely blue topaz we find today are produced by subjecting clear topaz to large doses of electrons from a linear accelerator or by exposing them to neutrons from a nuclear reactor. The color in topaz is produced from defects in the crystal structure rather than from chemical elements in the stone. So exposing topaz to radiation induces color changes by modifying the way in which the crystal structure absorbs frequencies of light. Depending on the duration and type of irradiation, and the sort of heating process used afterward, the results vary from sky, to Swiss to London blue. Other slight color variations have been produced and given their own tradenames like "electric blue" and "neon blue". London blue is the scarcest and most expensive type because it requires neutron exposure (the most expensive process), and the longest holding times. Although the irradiation of gemstones can leave some residual radioactivity, its duration is relatively short. Government agencies in the USA, and other gem irradiating nations, have strict regulations for the holding and testing of irradiated gems to assure that they are not released to the public until they are safe to handle and wear.

First Published: December-16-2006 © 2005-2010 GemSelect.com all rights reserved. Reproduction (text or graphics) without the express written consent of GemSelect.com (SETT Company Ltd.) is strictly prohibited.

FRACTURE FILLED TREATMENT

Fracture Filled Small cracks or fractures in a gemstone can interrupt the flow of light through the stone, creating white or "dead" spots in the color of the stone. Sometimes these fractures–if they reach the surface of the stone–will be filled with material that will allow the light to pass through smoothly. Different chemicals are used; oil, wax, glass, epoxy, and borax are common materials. These tiny filled cavities are difficult to see without the aid of optical instruments, so the buyer should be aware of this practice. The most commonly filled stones are emerald, aquamarine, ruby, sapphire, peridot, and turquoise. It is accepted for emeralds to be oiled, as they are naturally heavily fractured. The process of fracture filling ruby with transparent lead glass is a recent innovation that began about 2004 in Chanthaburi, Thailand. Rubies of good color, primarily from Madagascar, that are disfigured by fissures or surface cracks can be "repaired" using heat treatment with lead glass. The refractive index of corundum and lead glass are very similar, allowing light to travel through the stone, improving the color and clarity. These rubies are often found in large sizes at a fraction of the cost of untreated ruby of similar color. So they represent an excellent value in the market, so long as the treatment is disclosed and the price is appropriate. The Asian Institute of Gemology tested fractured filled rubies for durability and found them to be more durable than a typical emerald fracture-filled with oil or resin. AIGS advised against excessive heating with a jeweler's torch, but found no negative effects from cleaning with detergents or ultrasonic devices. They advise that hydrofluoric acid should not be used on these gems, and that any recutting or repolishing should be performed with care.

First Published: October-05-2007 © 2005-2010 GemSelect.com all rights reserved. Reproduction (text or graphics) without the express written consent of GemSelect.com (SETT Company Ltd.) is strictly prohibited.

DIFUSSION TREATMENT

Diffusion Treatment

A treatment that one should be aware and cautious of is diffusion treatment. There is some controversy surrounding this method of treatment. Diffusion treatment consists of exposing the surface of the stone to certain chemicals combined with high heat in a furnace. Generally, only the surface color changes, so if you sliced the gem in half, the inside of the stone would be a different color, usually a paler, less valuable color. The problem is the new surface color is not very deep, only about half a millimeter. If the stone is damaged or perhaps recut, then the original, undesirable color will be noticeable. Beware of this treatment. As of now, the method is used to change the color of ruby, green topaz, and blue sapphire. Usually the original material is a pale or almost colorless stone that is treated to change the color of the surface. Until methods are perfected where the entire stone color is changed, reputable dealers will always tell you which stones have been altered by this method of treatment. Some dealers even refuse to trade in these stones.

However, for star sapphires, this practice is more accepted. GemSelect deals in star sapphires that are diffusion treated. Diffusion treatment is a popular method for treating star sapphire, as the treatment will increase the asterism (the star effect in sapphire and ruby). The diffusion process may reach half a millimeter of depth into the gemstone. The process creates the star effect on the gemstone and the stone can be sold as a diffused star sapphire. The hardness of the gemstone is not affected by the diffusion process and the gemstone therefore keeps its original physical properties. A sapphire made into a diffused star sapphire cannot be polished or recut for the second time as the treatment is only on the surface of the stone. Polishing or recutting would take off this surface treatment. However, most buyers never repolish or recut the gemstones set in jewelry. This is especially true of sapphires, as they are hard and scratch resistant gemstones.

First Published: September-04-2006

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BERYLLIUM TREATMENT

Beryllium Treatment

Click to Enlarge Beryllium Treated Yellow Sapphire Beryllium treatment is a recent addition to techniques for treating gemstones. Beryllium treatment is a form of heat treatment, mainly for sapphire, that adds the element beryllium to the heating process. Beryllium is an element well known in the gem world, since it is an essential constituent in many gemstones, including emerald, beryl, aquamarine and chrysoberyl. When sapphires are heated with beryllium, the result is a reduction in blue tones. Thus bright yellow or orange sapphire can be produced from weak yellow or greenish gems. Some stunning colors have been produced using this method. Click to Enlarge Beryllium Treated Orange Sapphire This method is sometimes known as lattice diffusion. However, unlike some older forms of diffusion treatment, with beryllium diffusion the new color is deep within the stone; and these stones can be recut if needed. This is unlike the older diffusion treatment process, which only colors the surface of the stone. After some initial controversy, beryllium treatment is now widely accepted in the gem business as a legitimate method for treating stones. However, it is very important that gems treated with this method be disclosed as such. The most common terms are "Beryllium treated" or "Be treated" ("Be" is the symbol for the chemical element beryllium).

First Published: September-12-2006 © 2005-2010 GemSelect.com all rights reserved. Reproduction (text or graphics) without the express written consent of GemSelect.com (SETT Company Ltd.) is strictly prohibited.

BY HEAT TREATMENT

Heat Treatment Centuries ago, someone stumbled upon the magical effect of applying heat to gemstones. High heat, such as that from a charcoal fire, can make a bland looking gemstone change its color into something spectacular. If this fortunate technique were not discovered, there would be very few affordable gemstones of good color in the market. Heat treatment is considered a natural type of enhancement as it is a continuation of the processes that occur in the earth when the stone was originally formed. During treatment, the stone is heated to very high temperatures (approximately 1600 Centigrade) causing inclusions, chemical elements, and other impurities to reform themselves and change the color of the stone. This color change may result either in the stone being darker, lighter, more intense, or of a different color. An example of this is the dissolving of rutile silk inclusions in blue sapphires, which improves both clarity and color. This heat treatment is permanent and irreversible. Another example is ruby. This a stone that is commonly heat treated. Only the most valuable and expensive rubies possessing the richest colors are not heat-treated. Ruby is heated almost to its melting point, allowing the aluminum oxide in the stone to reform, creating a new crystal structure. This allows the chromium in the stone to combine with different atoms, allowing for a better color of red. The same can apply to a type of sapphire known as gouda sapphires. These milky white sapphires turn blue, and account for many of the quality sapphires on today's market. Detection of heat and diffusion treatment is possible because these treatments modify natural inclusions. The destruction of gas or fluid inclusions or the dissolving of mineral inclusions are clues to heat treatment. For gems that contained rutile needles, the needle margins may become diffuse. On rubies, inclusions may be found that are glassy in appearance. These are caused by borax-based substances that are used in the heat treatment process. However, it is usually more difficult to know if a stone has not been treated, in other words, has the stone never been treated? Gemologists can examine the inner workings of the stone and study the inclusions for signs of heat treatment. For example, if the stone has been treated, tiny inclusions such as small crystals will melt during the heat treatment process. A gemologist can easily see this using a microscope. Centuries ago, men sitting in front of charcoal fires were the first practitioners of this art. They would blow air through pieces of bamboo into their glowing charcoal where a few stones were placed in an attempt to coax some new colors into their stones. Today, the technology is much more sophisticated, with professionals using large computer controlled electric furnaces. The old, crude methods are gone, but the result is still the same: drab gemstone are turned into something beautiful. This allows us all to have the chance to own a colored gemstone that we can be proud to show. Amethyst, citrine, ametrine, aquamarine, tourmaline, topaz, light green tourmaline, sapphire, ruby, tanzanite, and blue zircon are typically color-enhanced by heat gemstones. Here is a full list of the more commonly heated stones and how heat treatment enhances them.

• Amethyst–lightens the color and will change the color of pale amethyst to "yellow" that will be sold as citrine. • Aquamarine–removes the greenish undertones that are common in this stone to produce a more blue stone. Also deepens the color • Citrine–often produced by heating varieties of quartz • Kunzite–to improve color • Morganite–heat treatment changes the color from orange to pinkish • Ruby–heat treatment will improve colors. Will also remove iron stains, dissolve inclusions and fill tiny cracks • Sapphire–to lighten or intensify color and to improve the uniformity of the color • Tanzanite–to produce a more desirable blue shade • Topaz–when used with irradiation, heat treatment will produce shades of blue. Also done to produce a pink topaz • Tourmaline–to lighten darker shades of tourmaline. This is usually done with the green and blue varities • Zircon–to produce red, blue, or colorless stone

First Published: November-08-2006 © 2005-2010 GemSelect.com all rights reserved. Reproduction (text or graphics) without the express written consent of GemSelect.com (SETT Company Ltd.) is strictly prohibited.

GEMS TREATMENT

Intro Treatments

Many gemstones are treated with various methods to improve color and clarity. Some of these methods are widely accepted in the trade today, while other methods are not. The accepted trade methods are the ones that will change the color of the gemstone permanently.

All ethical gem dealers will fully disclose gem treatments. But in our view it is also important to provide detailed information to the buyer so that he knows exactly what he is buying. So we have added information below that will help educate you about the common treatments, as well as some recent innovations. Keep in mind that most colored gemstones are treated, and this is a perfectly legitimate practice as long as all facts are disclosed to the buyer. If you know the facts, then you can feel safe about buying a gemstone that you will enjoy for many years to come.

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TOP GRADE GEMS

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ZODIAC SIGNS AND PRECIOUS GEM STONES

List of the gem stones identified with each month and zodiacal sign and the reason for this superstition

The following list comprises the twelve stones of the amulet, with their zodiacal signs and the months of the year to which they corresponded:-

Garnet Aquarius January.

Amethyst Pisces February.

Jasper Aries March.

Sapphire Taurus April.

Agate Gemini May.

Emerald Cancer June.

Onyx Leo July.

Cornelian Virgo August.

Chrysolite Libra September.

Aquamarine Scorpio October.

Topaz Sagittarius November.

Ruby Capricornus December.

LOVELY GEM

NATURAL BLUE SAPPHIRE (BS002)

Code:BS002
Name:Natural Blue sapphire
Origin:Cylone-Srilanka

Total weight:3,98 gr
Price:call pricing

Shape:Round
Transparancy:Transparent
Color:blue
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:gold
Phenomena:very sharp asterism
Comment:good and beautiful color!!




Price:call pricing
Origin:cylone-Srilanka


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NATURAL GREEN JADE/GIOK (JD001)

Code:JD001
Name:Natural Green Jade/Giok
Origin: Birma

Total weight:2,40 gr
Price:sold out
Shape:tear
Transparancy:-
Colour:soft green
Cutting style:Cabochon
Medallion:gold+natural green jade
Phenomena: -
Comment:Beautiful color and good!!!




Price:sold out
Origin:Birma


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NATURAL RUBBY BIRMA(Rb011)

Code:Rb011
Name:Natural Rubby Birma
Origin: Birma
Total weight:3,68 gr
Price:call pricing
Shape:round
Transparancy:Transparent
Colour: pinkish red
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:gold+super natural rubby birma+diamond
Phenomena:very sharp asterism
Comment:rare and Beautiful!!




Price:call pricing
Origin:Birma


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NATURAL RUBBY BIRMA (Rb010)

Code:Rb010
Name:Natural Rubby Birma Origin:Birma
Total weight:5,15 gr
Price:call pricing
Shape:round
Transparancy:-
color:red
cutting style:cabochon
Ring:gold+3 super natural rubby birma
Phenomena: very sharp asterism

Comment:very good and luxurious color!!!


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Origin:Birma

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NATURAL PURPLE SAPPHIRE/KECUBUNG (PS001)

Code:PS001
Name:Natural Purple Sapphire/Kecubung
Origin:Cylone-Srilanka
Weight stone:5,9 ct

Total weight:16,22 gr
Price: SOLD(TERJUAL)
Shape:Round
Transparancy:Transparent
Colour:Purple
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Gold 90%+super diamond
Phenomena:Sharp asterism and reddish colour inside the stone
Comment:Rare and unique!!!




Price:SOLD(TERJUAL)
Origin:Cylone-Srilanka


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NATURAL BLUE SAPPHIRE (BS001)

Code:BS001
Name:Natural Blue Sapphire
Origin:Cylone-Srilanka
Weight stone:6,2 ct
Price:sold out
Shape:Round
Transparancy:Transparent
Colour:Blue
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:At night,the stone change into purple colour
Comment:Rare and unique!!!




Price:sold out
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NATURAL YELLOW SAPPHIRE (YS001)

Code:YS001
Name:Natural Yellow Sapphire
Origin:Cylone-Srilanka
Weight stone:8,3 ct
Price:Rp.10.000.000
Shape:Oval
Transparancy:Transparent
Colour:yellow
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:There is blue colour inside the stone
Comment:Rare and very unique!!!




Price:Rp.10.000.000
Origin:Cylone-Srilanka


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NATURAL GOLDEN SAPPHIRE STAR (GS001)

Code:GS001
Name:Natural Golden Sapphire Star
Origin:Srilanka
Weight stone:4,0 ct
Price:Rp.8.000.000
Shape:Oval
Transparancy:Opaque
Colour:Golden
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:Asterism (six ray golden star)
Comment:Star sharply,luxurious!!!




Price:Rp.8.000.000
Origin:Srilanka


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NATURAL RUBBY BIRMA (Rb009)

Code:Rb009
Name:Natural Rubby Birma
Origin: Birma
Weight stone:3,2 ct
Price:Rp.5.000.000
Shape:Oval
Transparancy:Transparent
Colour: Red
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:Semi crystal and asterism
Comment:Semi crystal and good!!!




Price:Rp.5.000.000
Origin:Birma


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NATURAL RUBBY BIRMA (Rb008)

Code:Rb008
Name:Natural Rubby Birma
Origin: Birma
Weight stone:3.4 ct
Price:Rp.7.000.000
Shape:Heart
Transparancy:Semi Transparent
Colour: Blood red
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:Sharp asterism
Comment:Good!!!




Price:Rp.7.000.000
Origin:Birma


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MIRAH SIAM PINK (Rb007)

Code:Rb007
Name: Mirah Siam Pink
Origin: Birma
Weight stone:6,8 ct
Price:SOLD(TERJUAL)
Shape:Heart
Transparancy:Super transparent
Colour:Pink
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:Super crystal
Comment:Crystal,rare and luxurious colour!!!




Price:SOLD(TERJUAL)
Origin:Birma


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NATURAL RUBBY BIRMA (Rb006)

Code:Rb006
Name:Natural Rubby Birma
Origin: Birma
Weight stone:4,0 ct
Price:Rp.SOLD OUT
Shape:Oval
Transparancy: -
Colour: Red and white
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:Very sharp asterism
Comment:Beautiful colour!!!




Price:SOLD OUT
Origin:Birma


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NATURAL RUBBY BIRMA (Rb005)

Code:Rb005
Name:Natural Rubby Birma
Origin: Birma
Weight stone:3,4 ct
Price:Rp.5.000.000
Shape:Round
Transparancy:Transparent
Colour: Red
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:Crystal and sharp asterism
Comment: Crystal and good!!!




Price:Rp.5.000.000
Origin:Birma


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NATURAL RUBBY BIRMA (Rb004)

Code:Rb004
Name:Natural Rubby Birma
Origin: Birma
Weight stone:4,8 ct
Price:Rp.25.000.000
Shape:Heart
Transparancy: -
Colour: Red pigeon blood
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:Sharp asterism
Comment:It's very luxurious colour and sharp asterism




Price:Rp.25.000.000
Origin:Birma


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NATURAL RUBBY BIRMA (Rb003)

Code:Rb003
Name:Natural Rubby Birma
Origin: Birma
Weight stone:10,2 ct
Price:SOLD OUT
Shape:Heart
Transparancy: -
Colour: Red and white
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena:Sharp asterism
Comment:Very sharp asterism!!!




Price:SOLD OUT
Origin:Birma


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NATURAL RUBBY BIRMA (Rb002)

Code:Rb002
Name:Natural Rubby Birma
Origin: Birma
Weight stone:2,0 ct
Price:sold out
Shape:Oval
Transparancy: -
Colour: Red
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:Silver+crom gold+synthetic diamond
Phenomena: -
Comment: Crystal and Beautiful!!




Price:sold out
Origin:Birma


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NATURAL RUBBY(Rb 001)

Code:Rb 001

Name:Natural Rubby
Origin:Mozambique
Weight stone:19,3 ct
Price: sold out
Shape:Roundish Oval
Transparancy:Transparent
Colour:Red and white
Cutting style:Cabochon
Ring:silver+crom gold
Phenomena:there is a dog picture at the white colour side of the stone
Comment:Rare and Unique



price:sold out
Origin:Mozambique


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