Ruby

April 26, 2018

Ruby

Fiery and romantic, with brilliant depth and intensity, ruby’s red hue attracts attention and fascination. Over the centuries, this voluptuous gem has come to symbolize the beating heart of life: love, passion, power, and courage, appealing equally to men and women.

One of the world’s oldest, most revered gems, ruby is also one of the rarest, particularly larger sizes and those without inclusions.

Ruby is July’s birthstone and the gift of choice for the 40th wedding anniversary.

Ruby





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