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Shop Bold Ruby Rings | Vintage, Engagement & Statement Styles Ignite your passion with our exquisite Ruby Rings collection. A symbol of love, energy, and courage, the ruby is the ultimate power stone. Whether you are captivated by the architectural lines of a red spinel pillar ring, the vintage romance of a marquise ruby, or the sleek modernity of an east-west emerald cut, our handcrafted designs in solid 14k and 18k gold are made to empower.
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Rare Varieties: Discover unique finds like our red spinel rings, which offer a vibrant, neon-red hue often compared to the finest rubies.
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Vintage Glamour: Step back in time with intricate vintage-inspired ruby rings featuring diamond accents and timeless gold settings.
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Statement Cuts: From bold tapered baguettes to elegant oval and marquise shapes, each ring is designed to showcase the gemstone's fiery depth and brilliance.
✓ Authentic Gemstones | ✓ Solid 14k & 18k Gold | ✓ July Birthstone
Is a ruby ring durable enough for an engagement ring?
Yes. Ruby is one of the hardest gemstones on earth, ranking 9 on the Mohs scale (second only to diamond). This exceptional durability makes it an excellent choice for an engagement ring or any piece of jewelry intended for daily wear.
What is the difference between Ruby and Red Spinel?
Historically, red spinel was often mistaken for ruby because of its intense, fiery color. Today, red spinel is a prized gemstone in its own right, known for its high brilliance and singular refractive index (like a diamond), while ruby has a double refractive index. Both are durable, precious, and stunning choices for a red gemstone ring.