I can tell, that the pink one is definitely a sapphire. The orangish-red one is definitely a red spinel. Natural rubies are real rubies, lab rubies are real rubies, pink sapphires are sapphires. Rubies are corundum, sapphires are corundum.
Ruby and Sapphire are both corundum. It's literally just a red or blue version of almost the same gem. There is an explanation for the color. You can look it up.
@@matthewdavis9437 Yes. I know that. You are right. Only red corundum can be ruby. But sapphires may not always be blue, they can be many other colors other than blue. They can be green, yellow, orange, purple, pink, or clear. Pinkish orange sapphires can sometimes be Padparadscha.
@Lord Blanco actually no its chemically identical to natural ruby just grown in a lab, lab material is better it's cleaner and cheaper and it doesn't destroy the ground
These people are just out to make money they don't give a flying f lab grade rubies are the way to go they have less inclusions and they look more beautiful and they're easier to work with less risk
Lab grown ruby is indeed real ruby. It is chemically identical. It's not glass or cz. It's real ruby. It is usually high color and clarity grade too, for a fraction of the earth grown stone price.
I saw another video that explains testing Gems like this.👇 If I place any Gem, for example, a saphire, ruby or emerald into a clear oil, and the stone keeps it's color all through out it, then it's REAL. If not, as seen in the other video, then it's FAKE. Is that correct.?
Scrape the ruby against the surface of another object. If it leaves a red streak, it's fake. You’re welcome, people. Also, give it a nice scratch with a quarter to see if scratch marks appear. That's how you’ll know its fake. Bubbles are another sign as well.
A Ruby came up out of my garden yesterday! It is likely glass, or whatever they use on Class-Rings, but it is very Red! I suspect a more esoteric meaning as I am not a Jewelry person! :) They are all most Beautiful!
@@VernorsYou're exactly right. Lab grown gemstones are usually superior in quality, as far as the criteria that a jeweller or gemologist is allegedly grading a gemstone by. Lab grown stones make precious stones affordable at high clarity and color grades for most people, instead of those qualities of stone only being attainable for the extremely wealthy.
For ruby and sapphire the UV test is useless because both will glow under UV. Mohr scale is also out unless to tell from garnet or spinel. Polychromatism is a good indicator between garnet and spinel too. Spectrometry might be the best to identify ruby and sapphire but that will depend on the colour of the sapphire but 95% of the time spectrometry and inclusions would be the best options here for identifying Rubies. So looking for air bubbles and other stone inclusions would work.
@@davidmaj4259 that would normally be the case but there are some natural blue sapphires that also glow under UV due to a high chromium content found in the chemical make-up.
هههه كل الاحجار عند اصحابها ستكون اصليه اما عند غيرها ستكون مزيفه يالله اسال الذين يملكون الضمائر والمجربين يقولون اغلب التجار 90 بالمئه من الاحجار غير حقيقيه والذين يملكون الاحجار الحقيقيه يقولون انها مزيفه)FAKE غش بغش
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I can tell, that the pink one is definitely a sapphire. The orangish-red one is definitely a red spinel. Natural rubies are real rubies, lab rubies are real rubies, pink sapphires are sapphires. Rubies are corundum, sapphires are corundum.
Exactly 💯
@@zbs8334 You don't get any traces of orange colors in rubies. If you do, it must be either a spinel or a garnet.
Ruby and Sapphire are both corundum. It's literally just a red or blue version of almost the same gem. There is an explanation for the color. You can look it up.
@@matthewdavis9437 Yes. I know that. You are right. Only red corundum can be ruby. But sapphires may not always be blue, they can be many other colors other than blue. They can be green, yellow, orange, purple, pink, or clear. Pinkish orange sapphires can sometimes be Padparadscha.
How is lab made "junk"? It's the same exact product just from a different source.
Average lab maid ruby user:
Cause it's glassed called a ruby 🤣🤣
@Lord Blanco actually no its chemically identical to natural ruby just grown in a lab, lab material is better it's cleaner and cheaper and it doesn't destroy the ground
These people are just out to make money they don't give a flying f lab grade rubies are the way to go they have less inclusions and they look more beautiful and they're easier to work with less risk
Lab grown ruby is indeed real ruby. It is chemically identical. It's not glass or cz. It's real ruby. It is usually high color and clarity grade too, for a fraction of the earth grown stone price.
hello, if "ruby" dont glow under lamp what is it?
We have a gemstone her,,,but we dont know how to identify f it is legit....we need your help sir
i ve tooo but i can't find its natural or not can you help me
Do you buy natural burman ruby
I have blue sapphire but I don't know if it's true or fake
Finally someone professional, mashallah habibi your English is amazing, keep up the amazing work 🙏🏻
I saw another video that explains testing Gems like this.👇
If I place any Gem, for example, a saphire, ruby or emerald into a clear oil, and the stone keeps it's color all through out it, then it's REAL. If not, as seen in the other video, then it's FAKE. Is that correct.?
Scrape the ruby against the surface of another object. If it leaves a red streak, it's fake. You’re welcome, people. Also, give it a nice scratch with a quarter to see if scratch marks appear. That's how you’ll know its fake. Bubbles are another sign as well.
Hi I hv some questions about Ruby so could you possibly help me out?
Tell me I m also a dealer of gems
Maybe you could do a video of how to look for growth rings inside lab grown corundum.
I m wearing Ruby since a year now I doubt if it's Ruby or not
Fake?
That torch is more useful than any of those pieces.
you did tell us anything except selling crap
Or us buying his
So, how to do it? So much rambling i have yet to know how to do it.
Not all rubys glow under uv
Bunch of nonsense.
A Ruby came up out of my garden yesterday! It is likely glass, or whatever they use on Class-Rings, but it is very Red! I suspect a more esoteric meaning as I am not a Jewelry person! :) They are all most Beautiful!
Just to clarify my confusion
You described three of the four.
What's up with the trillion????
Real ruby's fade out because of octagon.
why tho
OK but the WHOLE TITLE of the video was to tell how to tell if real or fake and you DIDN'T SHOW THAT AT ALL
33% off how fake that would be
I have ruby i dont know if natural or not
Hi sir,,,im from Philippines....
Good
Muhamid Ali
Ruby is fake
Fake
How I contact you I want to sell rubi
Bad review and test
Please translate your program to Arabic languages to be more useful thanks , F .
Not everything is about u
I like it when you said "it's made in the lab. It's just junk." 😂
Lab grown gems aren’t junk. They’re literally the same exact thing, in every aspect. Goodjob supporting slave labor!!!
@@VernorsYou're exactly right. Lab grown gemstones are usually superior in quality, as far as the criteria that a jeweller or gemologist is allegedly grading a gemstone by. Lab grown stones make precious stones affordable at high clarity and color grades for most people, instead of those qualities of stone only being attainable for the extremely wealthy.
For ruby and sapphire the UV test is useless because both will glow under UV. Mohr scale is also out unless to tell from garnet or spinel. Polychromatism is a good indicator between garnet and spinel too. Spectrometry might be the best to identify ruby and sapphire but that will depend on the colour of the sapphire but 95% of the time spectrometry and inclusions would be the best options here for identifying Rubies. So looking for air bubbles and other stone inclusions would work.
Wouldn't it only be a synthetic sapphire that reacted to uv light?
@@davidmaj4259 that would normally be the case but there are some natural blue sapphires that also glow under UV due to a high chromium content found in the chemical make-up.
Please translate your program to Arabic languages to be more useful , thanks, F .
هههه كل الاحجار عند اصحابها ستكون اصليه اما عند غيرها ستكون مزيفه يالله اسال الذين يملكون الضمائر والمجربين يقولون اغلب التجار 90 بالمئه من الاحجار غير حقيقيه والذين يملكون الاحجار الحقيقيه يقولون انها مزيفه)FAKE غش بغش