Is a depth of 3.58 mm suitable for a pendant or ring?

The stone is wide but shallow, so it sits low in a setting. That can suit a pendant or a low-set ring. Share all three measurements with your jeweller before choosing a mount.

What do the stepped facets in the side-view photo show?

The photo shows layered facets around the crown, with pale pink and deeper red patches and some fine surface lines. Lighting and angle change how these tones look, so ask for extra photos if needed.

How should I store this ruby when it is not worn?

Keep it in a soft pouch or padded box, away from other gemstones. Hardness 9 is high, but inclusions and enhancement mean the stone should still be protected from hard knocks.

Who may consider this stone?

It may suit buyers who like a wide, low-set oval, collectors of corundum, and people who follow Vedic gemstone tradition. This is general information, not a personal astrological recommendation.

What should I ask the seller before buying?

Ask what the enhancement involves, since the report does not say. Also ask for extra photos or video, the return terms, and a copy of the certificate with number Udg-g-1100924714.

Ruby (Manik) - 3.95 Carat

Low-profile pinkish red Manik of 3.95 carat with a wide oval face and stepped facets around the edge.

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₹ 19,800

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Seen from the side, this 3.95 carat natural Ruby, known as Manik in India, shows a wide, low profile with stepped facets running around the crown. At about 11.56 x 9.20 x 3.58 mm, it spreads across a large oval face while staying shallow. Pale pink patches sit beside deeper red zones, giving the pinkish red colour listed on the certificate some variation. The report gives a hardness of 9 and a r...

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