Natural Ruby Scarlet Dream Ring

Product Details:

• Center Stone: Natural Ruby
• Side Stones: Cubic Zirconia | Moissanite Diamonds
• Metal: Pure 925 Sterling Silver
• Finish: Rhodium Plated
• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted to Perfection
• Packaging: Presented in a Luxury Gift Box
• Certification: GGI Certified

Description:

Indulge in the enchanting allure of our Scarlet Dream ring, designed to capture hearts and ignite passion. At its center, a stunning natural ruby radiates deep crimson hues, surrounded by a choice of exquisite side stones: sparkling cubic zirconia or brilliant moissanite diamonds, offering versatility to suit your style. The option of treated or untreated rubies allows you to select the perfect gemstone that resonates with your preferences. Handcrafted in pure 924 sterling silver and elegantly rhodium plated, this ring boasts durability and a lustrous finish that enhances its beauty. Whether worn for a special occasion or as an everyday statement piece, the Scarlet Dream ring embodies luxury and sophistication, making it a treasured addition to any jewelry collection.

Shipping & Delivery:

All orders are made to order, with an estimated delivery time of 8-10 working days.

Easy Returns & Exchange

If you're not satisfied with your purchase in any way, you can claim a full refund within 15 days of the delivery date. We also offer free exchanges for issues like ring size or other customisations. Contact our team for a quick and hassle-free process.

FAQs:

Do real rubies glow?

Yes, real rubies can glow under certain conditions. When exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light, such as sunlight or black light, natural rubies often fluoresce, giving off a red glow. This is due to the presence of trace amounts of chromium within the stone, which reacts with UV light. The intensity of the glow can vary based on the ruby’s origin and whether it is treated or untreated. Generally, untreated rubies with higher chromium content will display a stronger fluorescence.

However, not all rubies glow, and fluorescence alone isn't a definitive test for authenticity, as some synthetic or treated rubies can also exhibit this effect.

Which finger is best for ruby stone?

The best finger to wear a ruby stone is traditionally the ring finger of the right hand, as it's believed to harness the gemstone's positive energy, which is associated with the Sun in astrology. Wearing a ruby on this finger is thought to enhance qualities like confidence, leadership, and vitality. While some traditions suggest wearing it on the left hand's ring finger, the right hand is generally recommended for maximizing its astrological benefits.

Can we wear ruby in left hand?

Yes, you can wear a ruby on the left hand, though traditionally it is recommended to wear it on the ring finger of the right hand for astrological benefits. However, wearing a ruby on the left hand, especially the ring finger, is also acceptable and often done based on personal comfort or cultural practices. While the right hand is typically favored for maximizing the ruby's positive effects, the left hand can still carry the gemstone's energy, especially if it feels more natural to you.

How do you verify a ruby?

To verify if a ruby is real, start by inspecting its color and clarity—genuine rubies have a deep red hue with natural inclusions visible under magnification. You can also check its hardness, as real rubies are highly scratch-resistant, scoring 9 on the Mohs scale. Under UV light, real rubies often fluoresce red due to their chromium content. For more precise verification, a professional gemologist can measure the ruby's refractive index or perform a density test. The most reliable method is obtaining certification from a gemological lab like GIA or AGS.

How do I choose a ruby ring?

When choosing a ruby ring, prioritize the ruby’s color, aiming for a vivid red with slight blue undertones, known as "pigeon's blood." Look for good clarity with minimal visible inclusions and a well-executed cut that enhances its sparkle. Balance the carat weight with your budget, as larger rubies are rarer and more expensive. Decide between treated or untreated rubies, with untreated being more valuable. Ensure the setting complements and protects the ruby, and always ask for a certificate of authenticity from a reputable gemological lab like GIA or AGS to verify its quality.