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About Ruby Rings
Celebrate passion and elegance with our radiant ruby rings. Known as the “King of Gems,” rubies symbolize love, vitality, and success, making them a timeless choice for any occasion. Each ruby is meticulously selected for its rich red hue and set in exquisite designs, from classic solitaires to ornate vintage settings. Perfect as a July birthstone or as a bold statement piece, our ruby rings are crafted to captivate and endure, embodying both strength and beauty. Whether as a token of love or a cherished addition to your collection, a ruby ring is a gift that speaks volumes.
Ruby Rings FAQs
What makes rubies special among gemstones?
Rubies are prized for their vibrant red color, durability, and symbolism of love and vitality.
What is the hardness of a ruby?
Rubies rank 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness, making them one of the most durable gemstones after diamonds.
What does a ruby symbolize?
Rubies symbolize love, passion, courage, and prosperity, often associated with strength and vitality.
Can ruby rings be used as engagement rings?
Absolutely! Ruby engagement rings are a unique and romantic choice that symbolizes everlasting love.
Are all rubies red?
While rubies are defined by their red color, the shade can range from pinkish-red to deep blood-red, depending on trace elements like chromium.
Are rubies only for July birthdays?
While rubies are the July birthstone, their timeless appeal makes them perfect for anyone, regardless of birth month.
What is the difference between treated and untreated rubies?
Treated rubies are enhanced for color or clarity, while untreated rubies are completely natural and often more valuable.
Do rubies have a higher value than diamonds?
High-quality rubies can be more valuable than diamonds, depending on their size, color, and rarity.
What is the difference between a ruby and a garnet?
Rubies are a variety of the mineral corundum and are more durable and valuable, while garnets are a separate mineral with a deeper red hue.
What is the most desirable ruby color?
The most prized ruby color is “pigeon’s blood red,” a vibrant, deep red with a hint of blue undertone.
How are rubies graded?
Rubies are graded based on their color, clarity, cut, and carat weight, with color being the most critical factor.
What shapes are popular for rubies in rings?
Oval, round, cushion, and pear shapes are popular as they enhance the ruby’s brilliance and color.
Are rubies more expensive than sapphires?
High-quality rubies are often more expensive due to their rarity, especially in larger sizes.
Can ruby rings be customized?
Yes, many jewelers offer customization, allowing you to select the ruby’s size, shape, and setting to create a unique piece.
