Collection: Ruby Rings

The Crimson Heart of Luxury: Ruby Rings

In the realm of haute joaillerie, few gemstones command the same reverence as the Ruby. As a variety of the mineral corundum, it shares its formidable hardness with the sapphire, yet stands alone in its fiery personality. The allure of a Ruby lies in its fluorescence; under sunlight, the chromium within the stone interacts with UV rays to make the gem appear as if it is glowing from within. This "inner fire" has captivated royalty and collectors for millennia, symbolizing power, vitality, and deep emotional connection.

At RockHer, we elevate this natural wonder through our commitment to bespoke artistry. We do not believe in forcing a unique gemstone into a pre-cast, mass-market setting. Instead, we employ a rigorous "cast-to-order" methodology in our Los Angeles workshop. Every prong, curve, and gallery of your ring is 3D-modeled and cast specifically for the ruby you select. This ensures that the metalwork serves as a perfect extension of the stone, providing superior security and a silhouette of unmatched elegance.


Curating Your Ruby Legacy

The intense saturation of a ruby provides a dramatic canvas for design. Whether you lean towards the opulence of the past or the sleek lines of the future, the setting plays a pivotal role in defining the ring's character.

  • The Royal Yellow Gold: There is perhaps no combination more classic than a Ruby set in 18k Yellow Gold. The warm, rich tones of the gold enhance the red saturation of the ruby, neutralizing any purple undertones and creating a regal aesthetic reminiscent of crown jewels.
  • The Diamond Halo Contrast: To maximize the visual impact of the red hue, a halo of colorless white diamonds is the ultimate choice. The icy brilliance of the diamonds creates a stark, beautiful boundary that forces the eye to focus on the deep crimson center, making the ruby appear even more vibrant.
  • Three-Stone Symbolism: A Ruby flanked by two diamonds is a powerful storytelling design. Representing the past, present, and future of a relationship, this style uses the side stones to taper the ring gently towards the band, offering a balanced and substantial look on the finger.
  • Modern Platinum Purity: For a contemporary edge, setting a Ruby in Platinum or White Gold offers a cool, crisp finish. This metal choice creates a "floating" effect for the stone and is ideal for those who prefer a modern, architectural style over vintage warmth.

Ethical Grandeur & Masterful Creation

The journey of a RockHer Ruby Ring is one of integrity and artistic intent. We recognize that true luxury encompasses not just the final product, but the values it represents. Our rubies are sourced with a strict adherence to ethical standards, ensuring that the beauty of your stone is matched by a responsible supply chain.

In our Los Angeles studio, this commitment to excellence continues through our materials. We craft our rings using refined, eco-conscious precious metals—100% recycled gold and platinum—transforming them into works of art without the environmental toll of new mining. This fusion of ethical sourcing and domestic, high-precision manufacturing results in a piece of jewelry that is as pure in its origin as it is in its beauty. A RockHer Ruby Ring is a conscious investment in artistry, quality, and the planet.


Frequently Asked Questions About Ruby Rings

Is a Ruby durable enough for an engagement ring?
Absolutely. Rubies are a variety of corundum, which ranks 9 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. This makes them the second-hardest natural gemstone in existence, surpassed only by diamonds (which rank 10). Their exceptional toughness and resistance to scratching make them an ideal choice for an engagement ring intended to be worn and cherished every day for a lifetime.
What is the most desirable color for a Ruby?
While rubies come in various shades of red, the most prized color is a deep, vivid red with a slight hint of blue, often referred to trade professionals as "Pigeon Blood." This specific hue is highly sought after because the blue undertone tends to cancel out the yellow in gold settings, resulting in a pure, glowing red that is incredibly striking.
What is the meaning behind a Ruby ring?
Known as the "King of Gems" in ancient Sanskrit, the Ruby is historically associated with the sun. It symbolizes passion, protection, wealth, and vitality. In the context of romantic love, it represents a burning, undying flame. It is also the birthstone for July and the traditional gemstone for celebrating the 15th and 40th wedding anniversaries.
Which metal complements a Ruby best?
This depends on the desired aesthetic. Yellow Gold is the traditional favorite as its warmth enriches the ruby's red color, creating a vintage, royal look. Platinum and White Gold, however, provide a modern, high-contrast frame that makes the red pop vividly against a cool background. Both are excellent choices, depending on your personal style.