Ruby Engagement Rings

Ruby is an excellent choice for an engagement ring. Rubies represent love, passion, and protection, making them a meaningful symbol of commitment.

Women's ruby engagement rings signify desire, love, and courage. The rich red color is believed to kindle the heart's desire and reconcile lovers.

When choosing a ruby engagement ring, consider the color, cut, clarity, and carat weight. Look for a vivid, deep red ruby with minimal inclusions and a well-proportioned cut.

When buying ruby engagement rings for women, prioritize the quality of the ruby center stone. You can evaluate the color, clarity, and cut to ensure you get the best value. Also, consider the metal setting and any customization options.

Ruby engagement rings are growing in popularity as an alternative to traditional diamond rings because of their unique color and symbolism, making them a sought-after choice.

To buy a red ruby engagement ring, you can check out the Fascinating Diamonds website to choose the right ruby engagement ring. You can also customize your ring as per your style and preferences to create a custom design.

Rubies are very durable, rating 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, making them more scratch-resistant than diamonds and with proper care and maintenance, your ruby engagement ring can last for decades.

Yes, you can customize a ruby engagement ring by choosing the ruby's shape, setting, and metal, as well as adding accent diamonds or engraving the band on the Fascinating Diamonds website.

Use a gentle soap and water to clean your ruby engagement ring on a regular basis.  Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners, which can damage the ruby. Store the ring safely when not wearing it to prevent scratches or loss. 

When choosing a setting for a ruby engagement ring, consider designs that enhance the ruby's rich color and durability:

Prong Setting: This classic setting maximizes the ruby's exposure to light, enhancing its brilliance. It is a popular choice for showing off the stone's vivid color.

Halo Setting: Surrounding the ruby with smaller diamonds or gemstones, the halo setting amplifies the ruby's size and sparkle, making it an elegant option.

Bezel Setting: This setting encircles the ruby with a metal rim, offering superior protection, making it ideal for those who lead active lifestyles or prefer a sleek, modern look.

Pavé Setting: A pavé setting features small diamonds embedded into the band, adding extra sparkle without overshadowing the central ruby.

Three-Stone Setting: This symbolic setting features a ruby flanked by two smaller stones, often diamonds, representing the past, present, and future of a relationship.

Yes, you can pair your ruby engagement ring with other gemstones like diamonds, sapphires, or emeralds. This can create a unique and personalized look.

The best color for a ruby ring is a deep, vivid red with minimal inclusions. Make sure that the color should be consistent throughout the stone.

Rubies are traditionally worn on the ring finger of the left hand, as this is the traditional placement for an engagement ring.

The most popular ruby shapes for engagement rings are round, oval, cushion, and emerald cut. The shape should complement the wearer's hand and personal style.