Accompanied by report no. 80222 dated 27 May 2015 from the SSEF stating that the 38 rubies are of Burma (Myanmar) origin, the color of the larger rubies may also be called 'pigeon blood red' based on SSEF reference standard, with no indications of heating Accompanied by Appendix letter to report no. 80222 titled 'Exceptional Ruby Jewellrery' Accompanied by report no. 17071134 dated 7 August 2017 from Gübelin stating that the seventeen rubies are of Burma (Myanmar) origin, majority possesses trade color 'Pigeon Blood', with no indications of heating Accompanied by an Appendix letter to report no. 17071134 stating that 'The seventeen natural rubies set in a necklace described in the above mentioned Gübelin Gem Lab Report possess a combination of exceptional characteristics. Besides their well-matched appearance, most of them display a richly saturated pigeon blood red color. In addition, those remarkable gemstone have been spared of thermal treatment. A set of seventeen natural, non-enhanced rubies from Burma, endowed with such intrinsic qualities as a high transparency, combined with a saturated color is rare.' Accompanied by reports no. 13116024 and 14056082 dated 21 November 2013 and 11 June 2014 from Gübelin stating that the 3.02 and 2.44 carat rubies are of Burma (Myanmar) origin, both with no indications of heating, and the color of the two rubies may also be called 'pigeon blood red' in the trade Accompanied by report no. GRS2015-102192 dated 21 October 2015 from the GRS stating that the 38 rubies are of Burma (Myanmar) origin, GRS-type 'pigeon's blood', with no indication of thermal treatment, also accompanied with an important platinum award Also accompanied by one-hundred GIA certificates

Poly Auction. Magnificent Jewels, 2 October 2017 1:30pm, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong