Discover our collection of ruby rings for women and men, a symphony of ardent red and passionate elegance.
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Yes. Each ring can be crafted in:
Your choice of metal does not affect the brilliance of the stone; it simply allows you to complement your ruby ring to your skin tone or existing jewellery.
Absolutely. Upon request, we can set your ruby ring with a stone in:
Cut to your desired dimensions. This personalisation is available on 9K and 18K gold rings.
Please allow an additional 3 to 4 weeks for the creation of your bespoke ruby ring.
Yes. Our ruby and diamond creations combine the fire of the ruby with the brilliance of GVS diamonds for a truly striking contrast.
Upon request, we can redesign an existing style with additional diamond pavé.
Unworn standard ruby rings are eligible for a free return within 30 days of receipt.
However, a fully personalised bespoke ruby ring, featuring a specific stone cut, engraving, or design modification, is not eligible for return, as it has been created exclusively for you.
We remain on hand to assist with a ring sizing adjustment or claw check should you need it.
If the piece is in stock, we dispatch it the same day for all orders placed before 3 a.m., otherwise within 24 hours.
For a made-to-order creation, please allow 3 to 4 weeks:
A tracking email is sent to you at each stage.
Yes. Every gold ring is covered by a guarantee of:
We also offer lifetime assistance for any further needs.
We ship your ruby ring worldwide. Free delivery is available:
All shipments are fully secured, insured, and tracked online. Please note that customs duties may apply upon delivery to the UK. For full details, please visit our shipping & returns policy.
Of course. Simply request one at the time of ordering and we will include a certificate of authenticity, detailing the carat weight, quality, and alloy of your piece.
Yes. Laser engraving is complimentary on all engagement rings in 9K and 18K gold.
Simply specify your message at checkout or contact our team directly by email.
Choosing a ruby means choosing a stone full of life and character. Its deep red evokes passion, strength, and vibrant love, everything you want from a piece of jewellery that truly means something.
For a first precious ring, a ruby is a wonderful alternative to a diamond: equally durable, yet bolder and more personal.
It is a stone that draws the eye without ever feeling too showy. An elegant way to mark a moment, to treat yourself, or to give someone you love a truly meaningful gift.
Finding the ruby ring that is right for you is, above all, a matter of falling in love with a piece, though a few key considerations will help guide you:
If you are looking for an everyday ruby solitaire, opt for a secure setting and a stone size suited to your hand.
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 chose, 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 ruby rings : matières, entretien, symbolique et conseils en style.
The ultimate stone of passion, the ruby evokes inner fire, eternal love and vital energy.
In a ruby ring, its deep red colour symbolises courage and prosperity, whilst the gemstone's shimmering brilliance recalls the royal courts of Asia and Europe.
To give or wear a ruby ring is to affirm an ardent, lasting commitment: a symbol of passion, this precious stone celebrates the power of emotion and perseverance alike, making each piece a talisman of vitality and confidence.
For a fine jewellery ruby ring, focus on the four criteria that determine rarity:
Soak your ruby ring in a bowl of warm, soapy water (mild soap, neutral pH) and gently brush with a soft-bristled brush.
Rinse with clean water, dry on a microfibre cloth, and allow the ring to finish air-drying.
Avoid very hot water, steam, chemicals (chlorine, bleach) and domestic ultrasonic cleaners, which can damage any treatments the ruby may have undergone.
A professional check of the setting once a year will ensure the longevity of your jewellery. By following this advice, you can preserve the natural beauty of your ruby for years to come.
Yes. With a hardness of 9/10 on the Mohs scale, the ruby is one of the four precious stones, rivalling the sapphire and surpassed only by the diamond.
A ruby ring is therefore well suited to daily wear, provided you avoid sharp impacts and abrasive friction.
Remove it during contact sports, gardening or when handling household cleaning products. A closed or semi-closed setting offers additional protection for intensive wear without compromising the gemstone's brilliance.
Heat treatment is a traditional process: the ruby is brought to a high temperature to intensify its colour and eliminate certain inclusions. The result is durable and accepted within fine jewellery.
Glass filling, on the other hand, uses lead glass to fill fractures, artificially improving clarity; it makes the ruby ring more vulnerable to heat and solvents.
Avoid glass-filled rubies for an engagement ring or a heritage piece.
Begin by examining the hue: a genuine ruby is distinguished by a deep red with subtly bluish reflections.
Then inspect the stone with a loupe; a few "silky" inclusions are perfectly normal. A synthetic ruby often appears too perfect.
Test the hardness: the surface should not be scratched by steel.
Finally, exercise caution: without a laboratory, the best guarantee remains the gemmological certificate that accompanies your ruby ring, confirming its origin and any treatments it has undergone.
Rubies and sapphires belong to the same family, corundum. Their distinction lies in colour:
On a ring, the ruby stands apart through its passionate symbolism, whilst the sapphire evokes fidelity and wisdom.
High-quality rubies are rarer and therefore often more costly. In terms of hardness (9/10 Mohs) and durability, the two precious stones are equivalent.
The contrast between the ruby's fiery red and the diamond's white light creates a truly radiant ruby ring: the diamond reflects light towards the ruby, enhancing its depth.
Symbolically, the ruby-diamond pairing unites passion (ruby) with eternal purity (diamond), a powerful statement for an engagement ring.
Practically, the diamond's hardness protects the ruby from lateral micro-impacts when used as a shoulder or halo stone, ensuring greater longevity for the piece.
Choosing a ruby engagement ring means placing passion at the heart of your commitment.
Historically, the ruby symbolised eternal fire and conjugal bliss; it was gifted by maharajas and European courts to seal powerful unions.
Today, it expresses individuality: it is the gemstone of those who wish to move beyond the classic diamond without sacrificing durability.
A ruby solitaire ring conveys an ardent promise: to love with strength, courage and loyalty.
Remove your ruby ring for:
A very hot oven can dry out any treatment oils or cause the metal to expand, weakening the setting.
Store the ring in an individual box, away from other jewellery, to prevent scratching. An annual check of the setting and a professional clean will prolong the brilliance of the precious stone.
A quality natural ruby retains its colour throughout its lifetime; however, its saturation may appear dull if the surface accumulates grease and micro-scratches.
A light polish by a jeweller will restore your ruby ring to its original brilliance.
Glass-filled rubies, however, risk whitening or developing bubbles when exposed to intense heat or solvents, which is why a certificate specifying any treatments is so important.
The most sought-after rubies come from:
Origin influences value, but colour, clarity and cut remain decisive when choosing the perfect gemstone.
Yes, absolutely. Pairing a ruby ring with a sapphire or emerald ring creates a striking play of contrasts between primary colours: intense red, deep blue and vibrant green.
These combinations offer a bold yet refined look, ideal for composing a signature hand.
Take care to harmonise the settings (yellow, white or rose gold) for a cohesive aesthetic. Our timeless stackable fine rings are designed precisely to be layered without overwhelming the hand, so you can express your style with a touch of colour in complete freedom.
The range of ruby ring styles includes:
Every design enhances the ruby's intense red hue, whether as an engagement ring or an everyday jewellery piece.
We offer a bespoke ring creation service in 18k gold. Contact our team to explore the different options.