🔮✨ Gemstone Series #1 !✨ Ruby!

In this captivating journey of Gemstone Series, we delve into the mesmerizing allure of each precious stone, beginning with the radiant Ruby. Join us as we unravel the secrets, lore, and breathtaking beauty behind these enchanting gems, one stone at a time

Ruby

Formation: Rubies are a type of corundum, created when aluminum oxide crystals contain traces of chromium, which gives them their red color.

Characteristics:

• Color: Known for their intense red hue, ranging from pinkish-red to pigeon blood red.

• Hardness: Second only to diamonds, rubies score 9 on the Mohs scale.

• Luster: Exhibits a vitreous or glassy luster, contributing to its brilliance.

• Inclusions: Some rubies may have needle-like inclusions, known as silk, which can enhance their value.
  

Major Uses in Jewelry:

• Rings: Ruby rings are popular for engagement or as statement pieces.

• Earrings: Studs, hoops, or drop earrings featuring rubies add a touch of glamour.

• Necklaces and Pendants: Ruby pendants or necklaces are eye-catching and elegant.

• Bracelets: Ruby-accented bracelets, including tennis bracelets, are admired for their vibrant color.

• Brooches: Rubies are often used in brooch designs, creating bold and sophisticated pieces.
  

Fun Facts:

• Rubies symbolize passion, love, and courage, making them a popular choice for romantic jewelry.

• The "Necklace of the Burmese Rubies" is one of the most famous ruby necklaces in the world.

• Some rubies exhibit asterism, a star-like pattern, due to needle-like inclusions aligning.
  

Rubies, with their rich color and symbolism, are prized gemstones associated with elegance and fiery allure.

Our exquisite ruby bangle jewelries add a touch of luxury to any ensemble. 💎✨