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Ruby Necklaces FAQ
The secret to a ruby's vibrant red is the presence of the element chromium within its crystal structure. This trace element absorbs other colours of light while reflecting a brilliant red, giving the gem its signature fiery glow. This natural process is what makes our Ruby Necklaces so captivating.
To care for your ruby necklace, clean it gently with warm, soapy water and a soft brush. As rubies are very durable, they are suitable for regular wear but should be stored separately to avoid scratching other jewellery. Proper care ensures your treasured Ruby Necklaces retain their brilliant sparkle.
The Meaning and Symbolism of Ruby Necklaces
A ruby necklace is a choice for those who want their jewellery to convey confidence and passion. Unlike a classic diamond piece, a ruby necklace uses vibrant colour to make its statement. It's often selected by individuals celebrating a significant milestone, such as a July birthday or a key anniversary, or by someone who simply has a strong connection to its rich, red hue. This piece is less about quiet tradition and more about personal expression. It suits a person who appreciates classic gemstones but wants an alternative to the more common blue of sapphire or green of emerald. Choosing a ruby means opting for a gemstone known for its durability and historical significance, making it a meaningful addition to any collection that will be worn and cherished for years. For centuries, the ruby has been regarded as a stone of vitality, passion, and protection. Ruby is the traditional gemstone for a 40th wedding anniversary.
A Guide to Styles and Designs for Ruby Necklaces
When selecting a ruby necklace, the design elements surrounding the stone are just as important as the ruby itself. For a clean, modern aesthetic, a solitaire pendant setting places the focus entirely on the single gemstone. If you favour more brilliance, a halo setting encircles the centre ruby with a ring of small diamonds, which creates a striking contrast and makes the ruby appear larger. For a touch of antique character, vintage-inspired designs incorporating milgrain detailing or intricate metalwork offer a sense of history and romance. The choice of metal also heavily influences the final look; yellow gold provides a classic, warm backdrop that enhances the ruby's deep red, while white gold or platinum offers a cool, contemporary contrast that makes the colour pop. An oval cut can make a gemstone appear larger than a round cut of the same carat weight.
Practical Advice for Styling Ruby Necklaces
A ruby necklace is a versatile piece that can be styled in several ways to suit different outfits and occasions. For everyday wear, a small ruby pendant on a fine chain adds a sophisticated touch of colour to a simple blouse or jumper. This same piece can be layered with other delicate chains of varying lengths and metals to create a more personalised, modern look. For formal events, a more substantial design, such as a ruby and diamond cluster or a statement halo necklace, becomes the centrepiece of your attire. When pairing it with earrings, simple diamond or gold studs will complement the necklace without competing for attention. A ruby necklace works especially well with neutral colours like black, white, and cream, as these shades allow the gemstone's brilliant red to stand out. Layering necklaces of different lengths, such as 16, 18, and 20 inches, creates a balanced and visually appealing effect.
Finding the Best Ruby Necklaces for Your Skin Tone and Style
A ruby’s intense red colour works well with a selection of skin tones, depending on the metal it is set in. When placed in yellow or rose gold, the warm setting complements olive and warmer skin undertones beautifully. Conversely, setting a ruby in the cool brightness of white gold or platinum creates a dynamic contrast that is particularly flattering against cooler skin tones. Beyond complexion, consider your personal style. If your wardrobe is built on classic, elegant lines, a solitaire or a three-stone design will align well. If you have a more dramatic or vintage-inspired style, an ornate halo or an Art Deco design may be a better fit. For lifestyle, remember that rubies are exceptionally durable, making them suitable for frequent wear. Rubies register a 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness, making them second only to diamonds in durability for daily wear.
The GLAMIRA Difference for Custom Ruby Necklaces
Creating a ruby necklace with GLAMIRA means you are in complete control of the final design. Every piece is handcrafted to order, allowing you to build a necklace that is entirely your own. You begin by selecting the ruby's size, then choose the metal that best suits your style, with options including 9ct, 14ct, and 18ct gold in yellow, white, and rose, as well as platinum. You can also add or modify the accompanying diamonds to achieve the exact look you envision. Enecklace includes free, secure UK delivery and comes with the option of a complimentary personalised engraving for a unique touch. We stand behind our expert craftsmanship, which is why every piece is accompanied by a 60-day return policy and a lifetime warranty, giving you complete confidence in your purchase. GLAMIRA provides a lifetime warranty covering any manufacturing defects on all its jewellery.











































