Where are rubys found?

Answer 1

The Mogok Valley in Upper Myanmar (Burma) was for centuries the world's main source for rubies. That region has produced some of the finest rubies ever mined, but in recent years very few good rubies have been found there. The very best color in Myanmar rubies is sometimes described as "pigeon's blood." In central Myanmar, the area of Mong Hsu began producing rubies during the 1990s and rapidly became the world's main ruby mining area. The most recently found ruby deposit in Myanmar is in Namya (Namyazeik) located in the northern state of Kachin.

Answer 2

Rubies are formed from the mineral Corundum. Corundum is made from aluminum, and oxygen. Corundum is an extremely hard mineral and scores a 9 on the Moh’s Hardness scale being second only to the diamond, which is the hardest. Rubies are the only stone which come in a shade of red.

Answer 3

Rubies are typically found in countries such as Myanmar, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Madagascar. They are commonly mined from igneous and metamorphic rocks where they form under high pressure and temperature conditions. Ruby mining is a significant industry in these regions due to the demand for this precious gemstone.

Answer 4

Ruby is a precious gemstone that is a variety of the mineral corundum. It is commonly mined in Eastern Africa and Southern Asia. The best rubies are found in marble.