About Royal Ayeyar’s Gem Stones Mining
Royal Ayeyar Company Limited was working for gem stones production at Mogok District (also known as Ruby Land), Mandalay Region in Myanmar since 2010. We have own mining for gem stones and there are many kinds of gem stones were produced at these business. When we working the business of gem stones mining, we specific working for production of ruby and sapphires. Myanmar’s ruby and sapphires are very famous in all over the world and the price of these gem stones are higher the value than other gem stones in Myanmar. A lot of gem stone merchants who are from all over the world are come to Myanmar for buying these stones and selling these precious stones at their countries. Myanmar is a unique destination in Southeast Asia, where most of the precious gem stones are found. Pigeon blood red rubies, jadite stones and pearls are especially famous among international gems and jewellery market.
Mogok, a town in Central Myanmar in Mandalay Region, is renowned for producing the world's best grade of rubies and other precious and semi-precious gems. It is popularly known to the Myanmar people as the "Ruby Land". Mogok, a historic city in northern Myanmar (Burma), lies in a valley 50 miles west of the snaking Irrawaddy River. The shrub- and flower-covered hills rising above are dotted with small towns, villages, and garden plots, and adorned with well-tended Buddhist shrines. The spires of these gold-leaf-covered pagodas reach skyward, like gilded sculptures arising from rock-outcroppings along not just the area’s one major highway. Mogok is best known for its gemstones, including ruby, sapphire, spinel, peridot, and moonstone. For centuries, the Mogok Stone Tract’s hills were legendary for such amazing abundance that locals were said to come upon gems just glinting in the grass in their gardens. The area is still world-famous for gems: A sign along the highway reads “Welcome to Ruby Land,” as about 1,000 working mines and diggings are found there today; most of the world’s finest gem rubies come from Myanmar, most of these from Mogok.
Mogok lies on the northwest end of the Shan Plateau and its elevation is approximately 3800 feet above the sea level. Mogok can be reached easily from Mandalay by motorcar. The road winds round mountains with many hairpin bends but it is in good condition. The traveler will be rewarded by fantastic views of forecasted mountains and the distant Ayeyarwady River and the plains. Mogok as a town came into being around AD 1207 during the Bagan Era. Mogok has been famous for its precious rubies and gems since the days of ancient Myanmar monarchs. It is alternatively known as “Ruby Land “because it produces the highest quality rubies in the world. The pigeon’s blood rubies are especially sought in Mogok.
Mogok also produces the highly valued star sapphires and a whole variety of semi-precious gems like garments, spinel and topaz and many others. The "Nga Mauk" Ruby is one and it was part of the Myanmar crown jewels. The most recent finds of world fame is the State Ruby weighing in at 496.5 and another stone, the largest rare ruby found in 1996 that weighs 21450 carats. And then there is also the largest star sapphire, weighing 63000 carats.
Alluvial limestone gravels are the source, and deposits are exploited by means of tunneling, pit-digging or panning - all performed by hand. Other precious and semi-precious stones found in Mogok District include peridot, lapis lazuli, moonstone, garnet and chrysoberyl.
Entrance Moat of Mogok (Ruby Land)
