Why does this ruby look darker in the photo than “pinkish red”?

The photo shows deep crimson sides and a paler crown band. The certificate simply says pinkish red. Lighting, angle and screen settings change how the shades appear, so ask for extra photos if needed.

How does the 11.38 mm length affect a setting?

The stone is clearly longer than it is wide (8.83 mm), so it suits a pendant or an east-west ring layout. A jeweller can confirm the best mount using all three measurements.

What can I check on certificate Udg-g-1100924713?

Check that the number, 3.45 ct weight and measurements on the report match this listing. The report also lists hardness 9, slight dichroism and a moderate UV test result.

Are the surface lines in the photo a concern?

The report lists inclusions typical of natural enhanced ruby, and fine lines are common in such stones. For a closer view, ask the seller for a magnified photo or video before ordering.

Is this stone suitable as a gift?

It can suit gifting for someone who likes deep red gemstones or follows Vedic tradition. Share the enhancement note openly with the recipient, and remember Vedic links are belief, not a personal recommendation.

Ruby (Manik) - 3.45 Carat

Deep red Manik of 3.45 carat with a smooth oval outline, glossy crown facets and a stretched 11.38 mm length.

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Deep crimson shades dominate the sides of this 3.45 carat natural Ruby, known as Manik in India, while a paler pink band crosses the crown. The certificate lists the colour as pinkish red and gives approximate measurements of 11.38 x 8.83 x 3.49 mm, so the oval is long and fairly shallow. Its hardness is 9 and its refractive index is 1.76-1.77. The report notes inclusions typical of natural enha...

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