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When buying a ruby, either in the form of a loose gemstone or as part of a jewellery item, there are certain factors you need to consider before *** a decision to purchase or not. The chances are that you will be spending a fair amount of money, so it is imperative you make a decision based on some key factors, which we will discuss in today’s article.The factors when evaluating whether or not to buy a ruby are based on what are typically refereed to as the Four C’s: Clarity, Color, Cut and Carat. The carat is usually denoted by the abbreviation “ctâ€, and one carat is equivalent to 200 milligrams. Gemstones are measured to the nearest hundredth of a carat.When buying a ruby, you will buy based on a per carat basis, therefore the more the carat of the ruby the more expensive it will be. In addition, as higher carat rubies are harder to find, there will be an additional premium to pay for them, as you are in effect paying for the rarity of the ruby. Now let’s discuss each of these in turn.ClarityExperts in gemstones call the different characteristics inside a ruby Inclusions; these inclusions are used by experts to define the type and value of the ruby. Rubies with any marks or blemishes will be worth less in value than those that have no marks. A ruby of good quality will be clear and there will be very little if any inclusions.The different types of inclusions include needles, cracks, twinning, halos and silk. Types of inclusions include scratches, pits, nicks and abrasions.