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Gemstone Data

Stone Weight: N/A (Rubies are embedded in the painting)

Astrology Month: July (Ruby's traditional astrology association)

Treatment: None

Stone Color: Intense Red

Burma Ruby Encrusted Buddha Painting

The Burma ruby-encrusted Buddha painting merges art, spirituality, and gemstone beauty. Burma rubies, revered for their exceptional color and quality, symbolize vitality, protection, and passionate devotion. When embedded into an image of Buddha, these rubies elevate the painting’s significance, linking the powerful energy of the gemstone with the peaceful teachings of Buddha.

Burma rubies are among the most sought-after rubies globally, known for their deep red hue, often referred to as King of Stone Stone. This ruby-encrusted Buddha painting represents not only the magnificence of Burmese gemstones but also the wisdom, peace, and enlightenment Buddha imparted through his teachings. The painting captures the serene nature of the Buddha, while the rubies intensify its aura, symbolizing courage, wisdom, and the protective power that Buddha’s teachings bring to one's life.

Points to be Noted:

This painting is hand-crafted, featuring natural Burma rubies embedded into the image of Buddha.

A verbal certification from SA Gemlab (USA) is available. For a hard copy of the certification, please feel free to contact us.

Facts about Buddhist Culture and the Uprising of Buddha’s Teachings:

The Rise of Buddhism:

Buddhism originated around the 5th to 4th centuries BCE in India through the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, known as the Buddha. His teachings of the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path have led countless followers toward enlightenment and liberation from suffering.

Buddhist Art and Symbolism:

Buddhist art is known for its serene depictions of the Buddha and sacred symbols like the lotus flower, the wheel of Dharma, and mandalas. These symbols embody teachings of mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion.

The Role of Buddha Images in Meditation:

In Buddhism, images of the Buddha are revered as symbols of the path to enlightenment. Rather than idolizing the figure, practitioners use these images for meditation, reflecting on Buddha's qualities of compassion, wisdom, and peace.

Burma Rubies in Buddhist Art:

Burma rubies, with their deep, rich red hue, have been cherished for centuries. In Buddhist art, these rubies symbolize vitality and protection, adding a layer of spiritual strength to the artwork. They are also believed to enhance the meditator’s connection to the Buddha’s energy.

The Global Spread of Buddhism:

Buddhism spread from India to Southeast Asia, China, Japan, and beyond, transforming into one of the most practiced spiritual philosophies worldwide. Its core principles of compassion, mindfulness, and balance resonate deeply with millions across the globe.