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Ruby Gemstones bring the rich red colour and unmistakable character of one of the world’s most treasured colored gemstones. Available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and carat weights, these rubies are well suited for custom engagement rings, pendants, earrings, and other fine jewelry creations. As July’s birthstone, ruby is traditionally associated with love, passion, and strength, making ruby jewelry a meaningful choice for anniversaries, and special milestones. A ruby gemstone or custom jewelry piece can also make a memorable birthday gift for someone born in July.
Create a style all your own with ruby jewelry. Choose a single stone for a look that’s focused. Enjoy contrast with ruby and diamond combinations. Or try a style that stretches color across your finger with a ruby band. When you’ve picked the piece you want to wear, learn the design details that set that style apart.
Explore solitaire, halo, three-stone, and other ruby ring styles according to the arrangement you prefer. A solitaire highlights one ruby, while a halo adds a border of smaller stones around the center.
The side stones can make an equally important difference. An oval lab grown ruby paired with heart shaped lab grown diamonds combines a red center with contrasting brilliance. A five stone design featuring a hexagon ruby and baguette ruby accents takes another approach, carrying the same color through different outlines.
When comparing these rings, decide whether you want contrast around the center or red throughout the arrangement. The number of stones alone does not tell you how the finished piece will look.
Discover round eternity bands, emerald shaped seven stone bands, and other ruby designs that build their appearance through repeated stones.
A round stone pattern creates curved edges along the band, while emerald shaped stones introduce straighter lines. These arrangements offer an alternative to a ring with one prominent center and can be considered for a wedding band, anniversary piece, or ring stack.
If you plan to pair a ruby band with another ring, compare their widths and setting profiles. Check the individual design for how far the stones extend around the band rather than assuming every multistone style provides full coverage.
Shape can give ruby jewelry a recognizable character. Explore heart, oval, hexagon, and other available shapes, from softly rounded outlines to more angular designs.
A heart shaped ruby halo ring makes the center’s outline part of the design, while a cherry inspired ring combines heart and round stones in a decorative motif. These pieces suit shoppers who want the design to express something beyond a traditional single stone arrangement.
For jewelry worn at the neckline, a heart cut ruby solitaire pendant keeps the red stone as the main feature. Compare its dimensions with the scale you prefer, particularly if you intend to layer it with other necklaces.
Take your recipient’s jewelry habits into account when making your selection. For example, a necklace pendant may not be as fitting of a gift as a ruby band if your recipient has a collection of rings. For a more extravagant gift, consider a center stone ruby ring.
Ensure you look over the stone description when ordering. Some pieces are designed with lab grown ruby. Also, be sure to look over the available materials for the product you’re buying, as they can vary. Also, note that some of the pieces available offer silver, gold, and platinum.
A. Yes. Ruby is traditionally recognized as the birthstone for July.
A. Yes. Ruby can be used as a center stone or as an accent stone in several engagement ring designs.
A. Ruby jewelry can feature shapes such as heart, oval, pear, cushion, hexagon, and radiant.
A. Yes. Some designs use several rubies together, while others combine ruby with additional gemstones.
A. Yes. Ruby can also be used in pendants, bands, earrings, and other types of jewelry.
