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Ruby Jewelry

Pigeon blood red (a pure red with a slight blue tint) is the top color, but there are also many other stunning shades of red. In Latin, "rubens" means red, which gave rise to the name ruby. The color of love—the most emotional hue among colored gemstones—could there be a more beautiful symbol of love?

Pigeon blood red (a pure red with a slight blue tint) is the top color, but there are also many other stunning shades of red. In Latin, "rubens" means red, which gave rise to the name ruby. The color of love—the most emotional hue among colored gemstones—could there be a more beautiful symbol of love?

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Exquisite Ruby Jewelry – A Timeless Symbol of Passion

The ruby is a truly exceptional gemstone, rarer and more valuable than a diamond. With its radiant red hue, it exudes majesty, love, passion, and luxury. At Schmuckzicke, you will find an exquisite selection of ruby jewelry, including pendants, rings, necklaces, earrings, and collier pieces.

Buying Guide for Ruby Jewelry

Quality Characteristics of Rubies

The quality and price of rubies are determined by their size (measured in carats), color, clarity, and cut.

  • Carat Weight: A ruby’s weight is measured in carats (ct), where 1 carat equals 0.2 grams. The heavier the stone, the more valuable it is.
  • Color: The most valuable shade is "pigeon blood red," a pure red with a slight blue undertone. This name originates from Asia, as rubies were once believed to be the "blood drops of the Earth."
  • Clarity: Rubies naturally contain inclusions, which confirm their authenticity. The fewer inclusions, the more valuable the stone. However, needle-like rutile inclusions can enhance the stone’s light reflection.
  • Unheated Rubies: The rarest and most valuable rubies are untreated, meaning their color and clarity have not been enhanced through heat treatment.
  • Cut: A well-cut ruby enhances its brilliance. Faceted cuts are particularly popular, but excessive cutting should be avoided to preserve carat weight.

Ruby Jewelry – A Statement of Elegance

Rubies are used in various jewelry designs, including rings, pendants, and necklaces. They are particularly stunning as solitaire stones, where a single ruby takes center stage. Rubies pair beautifully with yellow gold, rose gold, white gold, and platinum.

For a striking combination, rubies can be set alongside diamonds or emeralds, creating a truly breathtaking effect.

How Much Does Ruby Jewelry Cost?

The price of ruby jewelry varies widely, ranging from a few hundred to several thousand euros. Factors such as ruby quality, carat weight, metal type, and craftsmanship all influence the final price.

Schmuckzicke offers ruby jewelry for different budgets, with high-quality pieces available for under 1,000 euros. Larger, high-carat rubies serve as an excellent investment, maintaining their value over time.

What to Consider When Buying Ruby Jewelry

  • The piece should match the wearer’s style and preferences.
  • High-quality rubies should be free from artificial enhancements like lead glass filling or beryllium treatment.
  • Ethical sourcing is crucial – ensure the gemstones are mined responsibly without human rights violations or environmental harm.
  • Ask for a certification confirming the ruby's quality and authenticity.

At Schmuckzicke, we guarantee premium-quality rubies. Feel free to reach out for more details.

How to Care for Ruby Jewelry

Although rubies are among the hardest gemstones, proper care is essential to maintain their brilliance.

  • Avoid exposure to extreme temperature changes and moisture.
  • Remove jewelry before exercising, swimming, or showering.
  • Keep rubies away from harsh chemicals and cleaning agents.
  • Store jewelry in a cushioned box or a protective pouch.
  • Clean with mild soapy water and a soft brush, then rinse and pat dry.

Interesting Facts About Rubies

Rubies belong to the corundum family and get their deep red color from traces of chromium. With a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, they are among the world’s toughest gemstones—second only to diamonds.

Main Ruby Mining Locations:

  • Tanzania
  • Malawi
  • Myanmar
  • Mozambique
  • Madagascar

Ruby vs. Garnet – What’s the Difference?

Garnets appear lighter in color than rubies and come in various shades, including red, yellow, green, and black. While garnets can resemble rubies, they are significantly less valuable.

Shop Ruby Jewelry at Schmuckzicke

Explore our selection of fine ruby jewelry, including rings, necklaces, pendants, and earrings. We offer carefully curated pieces of certified origin and outstanding quality at competitive prices.

We are happy to assist you with any questions regarding our collection.