When it is time for a proposal, a hunt for the perfect engagement ring begins. Ruby engagement rings may not readily come to mind for many, but it’s one of the best ways to express your love and desire to the chosen one. Red ruby engagement rings are durable which is exactly what we all desire in marriage, no?
This precious stone is also said to be closely linked to the sun which signifies positive energy, and physical and emotional balance. Besides, it is well dated, but remains trendy and is the most popular stone for engagement rings after diamonds. So if the natural ruby engagement rings have picked your interest, learn everything you need to know, down to the styles and more in this post.
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Brides often ask
Is ruby a good choice for an engagement ring?
Absolutely! Ruby gemstone engagement rings feature a rock that is rare and incredibly romantic. Proposing with ruby stone engagement rings makes a statement the love you share isn’t easy to come by, a sentiment that every lover appreciates. Rubies symbolize peace and contentment and are perfect for the alternative bride who likes to stand out in fashion style and choices.
Classical Ruby Rings
The real ruby rings have a classical appeal. Proudly representing the month of July, the ruby stone is perfect for a passionate lover. It is also resilient, fiery, and stunning with an affinity for modern designs. Talk about the halos, mixed gens, multiple-toned metals, and more. Classical beautiful ruby engagement rings are everything.
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Rings With Diamonds
Ruby and diamond engagement rings represent a timeless fusion of fire and ice. Sitting proudly in any metal of choice, ruby engagement rings with diamonds are glamorous and passionate. Choose white gold ruby rings with an octagon-shaped ruby and flanking baguette diamonds for a glamorous look. For a traditional yet classy look, crossover rings in yellow gold are a hit! If you are going for a modern ad vintage mix appeal, try a Burmese pear-shaped ruby sitting in two builds of halo.
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Art Deco Rings
Art deco engagement rings with ruby are bold and beautiful choices for the confident woman. They often come in large emerald and step-cut designs that are snugly surrounded by tightly packed gems which could be ruby or other gemstones. Pave ruby ring settings of Calibre cut stones are also popular with art deco designs, which almost obliterates the metal and doubles the sparkling effect.
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Rings With Amazing Details
Engagement rings ruby detailed styles are for the subtle and glamorous bride. Opt for a more rustic look, opt for ruby rings in yellow gold that overlaps as it creates a fabulous organic feel. To make a bold statement, go for classic flower design diamond engagement rings. If you want a ring with striking details, choose a rose-cut diamond center stone with castle setting laid out rubies. The creative options are to die for.
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Simple Rings
Go minimalist with oval ruby engagement rings filled with gorgeous detailing, sparkle, and romance. For the picture-perfect ruby, nothing gets better than ruby diamond engagement rings with a diamond halo to get us swooning. The staggered cluster of white gold rings is divine. Throw in some diamonds and the appeal soars. Not forgetting the ever-enduring and classic ruby solitaire engagement rings that everything quintessential and breathtaking.
Rings With Colored Stones
Opt for a marquis cut double yellow gold ruby engagement ring mixed with sapphire, garnet, and morganite halo to create a regal look. For a stunning dramatic vintage look, pair ruby with rose gold metal, some emeralds, and pave opal band. Opt for two pear-shaped diamonds on either side of a cushion-cut ruby design for a classic look. Pink sapphires, bold rubies, and champagne diamonds combined on white gold are a kind of never-before-seen ethereal beauty.
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Split Shank Rings
The split shank ruby & diamond engagement ring is a stunning beauty. Throwing tradition for a loop, the diamonds go asymmetrical while the ruby stays subtly on one side, understated yet assertive. You can also opt for a peppered ruby fixture on both sides of the open band either embedded or suspended. While they can be classically gorgeous on their own, you can pair them with braided, twisted, or curved bands.
Single Stone Rings
The single stone is delicate and features some of the best ruby rings ever. They are perfect choices for wearers that want something classic, timeless, and ever trendy. Single stone dark rings inherently define mystery, class, and simplicity. The center ruby is snuggled deep into the setting and becomes the focal point.
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Three-Stone Rings
Talk about the Meghan Markle effect! Her three-stone engagement ring has revived the trend of this design. Known as the trilogy or trinity ring, this design for modern brides often comes with diamonds. But there is a steady stray into the unconventional with brides opting for diamond and engagement rings cut in the shed, trillion, emerald, square, or hexagon. There’s also the bezel option, double band, Mejuri round-cut, prong and princess, clusters, and more in ruby or mixed with other gemstones.
Vintage Rings
Vintage unique rings have elements of interest, timelessness, and consistent charm. Engagement rings for women are prized for their durability, exceptional beauty, and color. The fiery stone is arguably one of the strongest after diamonds. Rings with vintage touch range from the classic solitaire with piercing on the bridge and detailed engraving to the complex migraine that flatters every finger. We can’t leave out the floral halo which features larger rubies with a central diamond giving it a unique look. You can also go for sapphire accents, flanking the ruby on a platinum setting. The possibilities are endless.
Ruby engagement rings will wear well over time depending on the metal. You can either go for natural or lab-created rings as your budget allows. Whatever your style or budget, you can find it among rubies. Check out this catalog that we have put together for your inspiration.
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