Ruby Engagement Rings
Ruby engagement rings are a stunning and romantic choice. They’re ideal for couples who are looking for a bold and unique way to symbolise their love. Rubies, known as the "king of precious stones," are prized for their deep red hue, which represents passion, love, and commitment.
Find a beautiful ruby engagement ring from our Hatton Garden jewellers’ collection and treasure it for years to come.
Ruby Engagement Ring Styles
Whether you choose an engagement ring with a diamond or ruby, there are plenty of options at our Hatton Garden jewellers. We have everything from classy, timeless designs to eye-catching ruby engagement rings that will attract admirers wherever you go. Choose from cushion, emerald and oval cut rubies and a range of stunning precious metals. Browse our beautiful ruby engagement ring
collection below.
Schedule an appointment to purchase a Ruby Engagement Ring in Hatton Garden
If you want to purchase your ruby engagement ring in-store, you can book an appointment.
Create a Bespoke Ruby Engagement Ring With Diamonds
We understand that you want a ring that’s as beautiful and unique as your love. That’s why we offer a bespoke jewellery design service that will help you create the ruby and diamond engagement ring of your dreams.
Whether you have a reference photo, a sketch or just an idea in mind, our skilled Hatton Garden jewellers will help turn your vision into a reality. They will help you design a ruby engagement ring that suits your personal preference and budget. Our team will offer material suggestions, design ideas and provide cost estimates.
We will ensure your custom design is crafted to perfection and will be something you’ll feel proud to show off.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ruby engagement ring?
A ruby engagement ring is a type of engagement ring that features a ruby gemstone as its center stone. Ruby is a vibrant and striking gemstone known for its deep red color and is a popular choice for engagement rings. Ruby engagement rings are often paired with diamonds or other precious gemstones to enhance their beauty and appeal.
Are rubies good for engagement rings?
Red is the colour of love, passion and romance. A ruby engagement ring is the perfect way to showcase your commitment while adding a bold splash of colour to your life.
Aside from their obvious glamour, rubies are also durable. They rank 9 on the Mohs scale and are one of the world’s hardest gemstones (after diamonds). If you opt for a ruby and diamond engagement ring, you’ll have a ring that’s as strong as your love.
Rubies have been used in fine jewellery for centuries and are a popular choice for vintage
and antique-style rings. They have a classic charm that has endured through different fashion trends over the years.
How durable is a ruby engagement ring?
Ruby is a durable gemstone that has a hardness rating of 9 on the Mohs scale. This means that it is resistant to scratches and chips and can withstand daily wear and tear. However, like all gemstones, it is important to take care of your ruby engagement ring by avoiding harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, and physical impact to ensure its longevity and beauty.
How do I choose the right ruby engagement ring?
When choosing a ruby engagement ring, consider the: colour, clarity, cut, and carat weight. The colour of the ruby should be a deep, rich red, with no visible inclusions or blemishes affecting the clarity of the stone. The cut of the ruby should be symmetrical and proportionate to enhance its brilliance and fire. The carat weight of the ruby will depend on personal preference and budget. It is also important to choose a reputable jeweller and ensure that the ring is ethically sourced and certified.
Are ruby engagement rings expensive?
The cost of a ruby engagement ring can vary depending on the size, quality, and origin of the ruby, as well as the design and materials of the ring setting. Generally, ruby engagement rings are more affordable than diamonds of the same size and quality, making them an excellent alternative for those looking for a unique and budget-friendly option.
Are rubies more affordable than diamonds?
It depends on several factors. Rubies are rarer than diamonds, which can influence the price and make rubies more expensive than diamonds. However, while rubies are priced according to quality and colour, diamonds are priced according to the 4 C’s: color, cut, clarity, and carat. This means diamonds can cost more on average per carat than rubies do. Another factor to consider is that diamond rings are the most popular type of engagement ring, which means the price often reflects their desirability.
If you want the best of both worlds, why not consider a ruby and diamond engagement ring? A ruby engagement ring with diamonds has a striking colour contrast thanks to the ruby’s fire and the diamonds clear sparkle. Diamonds also represent eternal love, strength, and commitment, which perfectly complements the ruby’s meaning.
What styles of ruby engagement rings are available?
There are many styles of ruby engagement rings available, from classic solitaire designs to more elaborate and modern settings. Ruby can be paired with different metals, such as white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, and platinum, to create a range of looks. Some popular styles include halo settings, three-stone designs, and vintage-inspired settings with intricate details and filigree work. With so many options available, there is a ruby engagement ring to suit every taste and style.
What does a ruby engagement ring symbolise?
When you wear a ruby engagement ring, it represents the love, passion and commitment in your relationship. Rubies have also long symbolised wealth and protection. In terms of birthstones, rubies are associated with people born in July.
How do I care for a ruby engagement ring?
While rubies are incredibly strong, they need regular cleaning to help them look their best. Use warm, soapy water and a soft bristle brush or cloth to clean your ruby engagement ring. After you’ve wiped away the dirt and debris, you can gently clean the ring with a dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals as this can damage the ring.
