Statistics About The Most Precious Gemstones

In the following blog post, we explore a fascinating world of precious gemstones, from record-breaking rubies and diamonds to stunning sapphires and emeralds. Join us as we uncover the allure and value of these remarkable gems that have captured the attention of collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.

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"The largest ruby ever found, ‘The Rajaratna Ruby’, weighs around 2475 carats."

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"As of 2021, the world record price-per-carat for ruby is held by the 'Sunrise Ruby', sold for over $30 million."

Statistic 3

"The most expensive gemstone sold at auction is the Pink Star diamond, sold for $71 million in 2017."

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"The largest emerald, weighing 794 pounds, was found in the Carnaiba Mine in Brazil."

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"Sapphires are found in a variety of colors, except for red."

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"A 72 carat flawless D-color diamond can be priced as much as $22 million."

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"The biggest ever diamond, the Cullinan diamond, weighed over 3,100 carats."

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"The largest known tanzanite gemstone weighs 16,839 carats."

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"The world's most expensive piece of jade jewelry was sold for $27.44 million in 2014."

Statistic 10

"Over 85% of the world's gem-quality amethysts come from Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil."

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"Australia produces more than 90% of world's pink diamonds."

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"The largest cut emerald, weighing approximately 57,500 carats and named 'Teodora', was found in Brazil."

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"The world's largest cut aquamarine gem, named 'Dom Pedro', weighs approximately 10,363 carats (about 4.6 pounds)."

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"The world's largest pearl, named 'Pearl of Allah' or 'Pearl of Lao Tzu', weighs approximately 14 pounds."

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"The top three colored gemstones in terms of value are Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald."

In conclusion, the world of gemstones holds a fascinating array of incredible statistics, from record-breaking sizes to jaw-dropping prices. From the largest ruby and emerald ever found to the most expensive gemstone sold at auction, these statistics emphasize the rarity and value that certain gemstones hold. With sapphires known for their variety of colors, except red, and diamonds commanding exorbitant prices based on their size and quality, the gemstone market remains a captivating realm of luxury and intrigue.