This ring pairs two exceptionally rare gems working together in perfect harmony—the pièce de résistance of any collection. The stunning, unheated Burma ruby weighs 5.70 carats, and the remarkable Type IIa Golconda diamond weighs a breathtaking 4.54 carats. Individually these stones represent the finest of their kind, coalescing here into a truly extraordinary duo.

The pear-shaped ruby is certified by the American Gemological Laboratories as being Burmese in origin and all natural, with no indications of thermal treatment to influence the stone's color. The rich red gemstone exhibits the coveted hue for which the best Burma rubies are prized. Political unrest caused the closure of the mines in the early 1960s, making these gems exceedingly rare and sought-after.

The matching pear-shaped Golconda diamond is equally remarkable, certified by the Gemological Institute of America as a highly desirable type IIa diamond with VVS1 clarity. As the GIA notes in its accompanying letter, "Type IIa diamonds are the most chemically pure type of diamond and often have exceptional optical transparency." Together, the jewels create a unique and stunning interplay in their classic platinum setting, accented by 1.50 carats of marquise, pear and round cut white diamonds.