Mitta Emporium

27/09/2025

You & Me

Two stones. One story.

❤️ Ruby for love

💙 Sapphire for loyalty

together, they shine forever.

Contact : Tel/Viber/WhatsApp /Telegrams /WeChat : 09 42110 9444

01/09/2025

Beautiful … Beautiful …. Beautiful …

01/09/2025

Look at this …….

01/09/2025

MITTA EMPORIUM

✨ A Sparkle is Coming Soon…💎

💍 Opening soon - stay tuned for timeless treasures!

Get ready to explore a world of stunning gems and handcrafted jewelry.

Our doors open soon – and you’re invited to shine with us! 💫



Mitta Emporium
Gems & Jewelry

Address
12 A Golden Valley Avenue , Bahan Township,
Yangon , Myanmar
Ph / Viber / WhatsApp / WeChat 09 42110 9444
Email : [email protected]

01/09/2025

Rich History of Gemstone from Our Country

https://youtu.be/5e0zlXfazo0?si=AfPmvdHCfxHMZRH

Some of the world's prettiest, most unique gemstones come from Burma, including rubies and jade. This week, Natalie takes you back 55 million years ago to ex...

27/08/2025

Why Burmese Ruby?

Join Peter Nelson of@GemologyforSchmucks and I , as we delve into just what it is that makes Burmese ruby command the price they do.If you would ...

27/08/2025

20 Carat Burmese Ruby , Auction in Geneva

27/08/2025

Burmese Ruby , Natural , Piegon Blood

Auctioned at Christie’s

Sharing an amazing Burmese pigeon blood ring video of the auction in hongkong at Christie’s. Gati jewels can always find you the best pieces of rubies from M...

26/08/2025

The Star of Burma

Bumese Ruby - The 83-carat Star of Burma is a cabochon-cut star ruby with a pigeon-blood color.
In 1935, the Burmese ruby was purchased by Howard Hoeffer of jeweler Trabert & Hoeffer-Mauboussin, whereupon it was used in several Hollywood films in the 1930s, including the musical comedy Vogues of 1938. Trabert & Hoeffer-Mauboussin sold the jewel on September 14, 2004.

HISTORY

The ruby came from a mine in Burma, present-day Myanmar. Burmese rubies were considered the finest in the world. Trabert & Hoeffer had formed a working partnership with the French jeweler Mauboussin from 1935 to 1953 , this partnership allowed Trabert & Hoeffer access to European jewels. Around this time, the Netherlands' House of Orange-Nassau quietly sold numerous gems to jewelers including Trabert & Hoeffer-Mauboussin, including the Star of Burma, to Howard Hoeffer of Trabert & Hoeffer-Mauboussin in 1935. At a diamond fashion show and preview of the film Rhodes of Africa in 1936, Mary Lewis wore the Star of Burma set in a necklace's pendant, which also contained 6,000 diamonds and 150 rubies.

The Jewels of Trabert & Hoeffer-Mauboussin, published in 2014, describes that the jeweler's most valuable gems, including the Star of Burma, were lent and sometimes sold after Howard Hoeffer established stores in resort communities in the late 1930s. The jewel was sold at fine art and jewelry auctioneer Doyle New York, at a September 14, 2004 auction, where the jewel was the primary highlight of the event.

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