Wedding rings in 18K white gold set with deep red rubies. Unite your destinies with the passionate brilliance of these exceptional precious stones by Mayuri Paris.
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The price of a ruby white gold wedding ring varies according to the number of stones, their AAA quality and the chosen style (half-eternity, full eternity, pavé). Our rings start from around £800 for a classic design and can reach several thousand pounds for a full eternity ring. You can spread the cost interest-free with Alma (3x) or pay via PayPal for a seamless purchase experience.
Absolutely. Ruby has an exceptional hardness of 9/10 on the Mohs scale, making it one of the most durable gemstones after diamond. Paired with rhodium-plated 18k white gold, your ruby white gold wedding ring is crafted to stand the test of time and accompany your daily life with effortless elegance. A gentle wipe with a soft cloth is all that is needed to preserve its brilliance.
Yes, we create ruby and diamond white gold wedding rings that combine the passion of deep red ruby with the brilliance of diamonds. These designs can alternate red and white stones for a graphic effect, or surround the rubies with micro-pavé diamonds. Personalisation is available: contact us to design your bespoke ring, choosing the arrangement and number of stones to suit your vision.
A half-eternity ring features rubies set only on the visible portion of the band, offering comfort and elegance at a more accessible price. A full eternity ring is entirely pavé-set with rubies across 360°, symbolising infinite love and delivering a truly spectacular visual effect. Both styles wear beautifully on the ring finger alongside your engagement ring.
18k white gold is rhodium-plated to give it its luminous white brilliance. With time and daily wear, this rhodium plating may fade slightly. We recommend re-plating every two to three years at a workshop to restore the original radiance. In the meantime, a gentle clean with a soft cloth will keep your ruby white gold ring looking its finest. Our two-year guarantee and lifetime assistance are always on hand to support you.
Yes, personalised engraving is available on all our white gold wedding rings. You can have your wedding date, entwined initials or a short meaningful phrase engraved on the inside of the band for an even more intimate symbol of your commitment. Simply specify your request when placing your order on mayuri.co.uk.
We offer a free downloadable PDF ring sizer on mayuri.co.uk so you can measure your size accurately at home. Our rings are available from size 48 to 62, and we also create bespoke sizes for a perfect fit. If you are unsure between two sizes, we are always happy to advise you before you order.
Yes, we exclusively use natural AAA-quality rubies sourced primarily from Thailand. Most of our rubies are heat-treated, a standard practice in fine jewellery that enhances their intense red colour and brilliance. Untreated natural rubies are considerably rarer and more costly, but we are able to source them on request, along with stones from prestigious origins such as Burma.
For in-stock designs, your ruby white gold wedding ring is dispatched within 24 to 48 hours. For a bespoke creation or specific personalisation such as engraving, a particular stone selection or a custom size, please allow three to four weeks for handcrafted production. We keep you informed at every stage of your ring's creation. For full details, please see our shipping & returns policy.
Yes, you have 30 days to return your ring should it not meet your expectations, provided it is unworn and in its original condition. We want your wedding ring to be absolutely perfect. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need guidance before or after your purchase. For full details, please see our shipping & returns policy. Please note that as the UK is outside the EU, customs duties may apply on delivery.
Absolutely. Mayuri Paris crafts fully bespoke ruby white gold wedding rings to your exact wishes: choice of the number and arrangement of rubies, combination with diamonds, pavé or channel setting, band width, and polished or brushed finish. We can also create a matching pair of rings to celebrate your union. Contact us to bring your vision to life.
Yes, a certificate of authenticity is available upon request with your ruby white gold wedding ring. This document attests to the AAA quality of the natural rubies, the 18k white gold purity (750/1000) and the characteristics of your piece. All our rings come with a two-year guarantee and lifetime assistance for complete peace of mind.
Our rubies are natural, chosen for the intensity of their red rather than for perfect transparency. In vermeil, ruby reveals itself as rosé; in solid 18-carat gold, it takes on its classic deep red.
From delicate rosé to deep red, we choose each ruby for the beauty of its colour, then set it to last.
A stone you have chosen, a setting imagined for it. A creation that will belong to you alone.
Our bespoke service accompanies engagements, heirloom pieces and reinterpretation commissions. We work from a stone sourced for you, or from a stone you already own. Response within 48 hours, piece delivered within four to six weeks.
Les questions qu'on nous pose le plus souvent sur les wedding rings ruby white gold : matières, entretien, symbolique et conseils en style.
A white gold ruby wedding ring symbolises ardent love and eternal passion within marriage. Ruby, the precious birthstone of July, embodies courage, vitality and deep commitment, while white gold brings purity and modernity. This combination expresses a love that is both passionate and enduring, making these rings a profoundly symbolic choice to seal a union.
Ruby is ideal for a wedding ring thanks to its exceptional hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, placing it just below diamond. This remarkable resilience allows for daily wear without risk of premature deterioration. As a member of the corundum family, ruby retains its intense brilliance and deep red colour across the decades, symbolising a commitment that stands the test of time.
To choose a quality ruby for your wedding ring, consider these criteria:
Mayuri Paris jewellers select only AAA quality rubies to guarantee the excellence of your wedding ring.
Most rubies used in jewellery are heat-treated to enhance their colour and brilliance, a standard process that optimises the stone's natural qualities. Untreated natural rubies are exceptionally rare, and their price can be up to ten times higher. At Mayuri Paris, our white gold ruby wedding rings primarily feature AAA quality treated rubies, with the option to source untreated natural stones upon request for bespoke projects.
Combining rubies and diamonds in white gold creates a wedding ring of exceptional elegance and striking contrast. Diamonds surrounding the central ruby amplify its deep red brilliance, while their whiteness enhances the purity of the white gold. This combination is particularly prized in pavé, halo and trilogy settings, offering a wedding ring that is both timeless and radiant to celebrate your union.
Mayuri Paris rubies are sourced primarily from Thailand, renowned for stones offering an excellent quality-to-price ratio and intense red colour. Burmese rubies, celebrated for their legendary pigeon's blood hue, alongside those from Mozambique and Madagascar, can be sourced upon request for bespoke projects. Each origin presents distinct gemmological characteristics, and our experts are on hand to advise you according to your preferences and budget.
A white gold ruby wedding ring lends itself beautifully to vintage and Art Deco inspiration. The contrast between the deep red of the ruby and the luminous whiteness of rhodium-plated gold evokes the elegance of the 1920s and 1930s. Milgrain settings, geometric motifs and combinations with calibrated diamonds recreate the refined aesthetic of these eras, while offering the durability and modern comfort of a Mayuri Paris wedding ring.
An eternity ring (full band) features rubies set around the entire circumference of the ring, symbolising endless love with maximum brilliance across 360°. A half-eternity ring concentrates the rubies solely on the visible portion of the band, offering greater everyday comfort and generally a lower cost. Both styles wear beautifully on the left ring finger alongside your engagement ring.
Ruby and sapphire both belong to the corundum family, sharing an identical hardness of 9/10, guaranteeing excellent durability. Ruby, with its passionate red colour, symbolises ardent love and vitality, while blue sapphire evokes faithfulness and serenity. The choice between a white gold ruby and a white gold sapphire wedding ring comes down to your symbolic and aesthetic preferences, as both stones offer comparable quality and resilience for daily wear.
18K white gold (750/1000) contains 75% pure gold compared to 58.5% for 14K, offering a brighter white colour, greater resistance to oxidation and superior value. For a white gold ruby wedding ring intended for daily wear throughout a lifetime, 18K guarantees optimal quality and longer-lasting rhodium plating. All Mayuri Paris wedding rings are crafted exclusively in 18k gold, a hallmark of excellence and longevity.
Ruby has adorned royal jewellery and prestigious wedding rings since antiquity, regarded as the stone of kings and a symbol of power throughout the Orient. In European tradition, ruby appeared in wedding rings as early as the Renaissance, reserved for the most passionate of unions. Burmese and Thai royal courts considered ruby a protector of marriage. Today, the white gold ruby wedding ring perpetuates this age-old tradition whilst embodying an elegant modernity.
A white gold ruby wedding ring lends itself perfectly to stacking, one of the defining trends in contemporary jewellery. You can pair it with your engagement ring, a plain fine white gold band, or a diamond pavé ring to create a unique composition on your left ring finger. Mayuri Paris wedding rings can be designed with a stacking-friendly profile, ensuring comfortable wear and a harmonious aesthetic between the various bands.