Ruby Gemstone Jewellery

• Yellow gold

  A treasured metal, the natural colour of 9k and 18k yellow gold ruby jewellery are a popular choice for jewellery, bringing warmth to any look.

• White gold

  A breathtaking and timeless metal, 9k and 18k white gold ruby jewellery gives a pure finish.

• Rose gold

  The perfect balance between white and yellow gold that continues to rise in popularity, our 9k and 18k rose gold ruby jewellery has a soft pink hue with a romantic appeal.

• Palladium

  A striking metal that won't change colour over time, palladium ruby jewellery is a brilliant choice for a clean and charming piece of jewellery.

• Platinum

  Naturally and brilliantly white, platinum ruby jewellery is one of the most precious and durable metals.

• Round

  The round shape gemstone is a simple yet classic shape that is one of the most popular choices among jewellery pieces. This shape is excellent in catching the light and maintaining its worth. Browse our full collection of round ruby jewellery.

• Pear

  The pear-shaped gemstone, also known as teardrop, is a unique shape ideal for those with unique tastes. One end is rounded and another pointed, showing off the natural brilliance of the stone. Browse our full collection of pear ruby jewellery.

• Oval

  Oval cut gemstones shape are similar to round with 58 facets. It is an elongated shape, appearing larger than a round stone with the same carat weight. This shape gives the illusion of a longer, slender finger. Browse our full collection of oval ruby jewellery.

• Cushion

  Cushion-cut gemstones, sometimes known as 'pillow-cut', are square stones with round corners. It has a vintage design and is perfect for a unique character. Browse our full collection of cushion ruby jewellery.

• Emerald

  Emerald cut gemstone jewellery is rectangular, with a unique shape featuring a large open table and cropped corners. They have a vintage feel and are perfect for those wanting something different. Browse our full collection of emerald-cut ruby jewellery.

• Gemstone earrings

  Our colourful gemstone earrings are the perfect addition to every outfit. Find your dream pair today with our beautiful collection at Angelic Diamonds. Browse our full collection of ruby earrings.

• Gemstone pendants

  Our unique gemstone pendants are available in many different styles. You can customise yours to sit perfectly at the centre of your appearance to express your style. See our full range of sapphire pendants for more. Browse our full collection of ruby pendants.

• Gemstone rings

  Our alluring selection of gemstone rings ranges from simple and intricate designs to statement pieces guaranteed to catch eyes. Browse our full collection of ruby rings.

• Sapphire jewellery

  Our enchanting blue sapphire jewellery pieces are carefully handcrafted with the most beautiful colours to choose from. Sapphire has been featured in jewellery worn throughout royalty.

• Emerald jewellery

  Our emerald gemstone jewellery pieces are a popular choice and have symbolism of hope. Our exclusive collection is guaranteed to impress.

• Pink sapphire jewellery

  Our pink sapphire jewellery exudes elegance and femininity. This romantic stone is truly beautiful and romantic.

Red is often associated with love (for example, the red rose), so it's only natural that the ruby should signify passion and love. It's given on both the 15th and the 40th wedding anniversaries, so it's a gemstone that represents keeping the passion and love alive in a relationship. It's also worn as a protective talisman in many cultures and has a strong mystical connection for many people. With so many different hues, ruby jewellery has a special place in any jewellery collection. Surround it with diamonds, and you have a dazzling and eye-catching love token for someone special.

Discover more with our gemstone education.

The finest rubies come from the far east and, in particular, Myanmar (formerly known as Burma), Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Rubies are also mined in parts of Africa, including Madagascar, Zambia, and Mozambique. You may also find some that originate from Afghanistan and Pakistan. The more intense and vivid the colour, the more valuable the stone. Unlike sapphires, which can be in a range of colours (including pink and almost black), rubies are always red.

It's all about the colour with rubies. The deeper the colour, the better the quality. It should have that blood-red tone with a brightness that stops it from looking dull or muted. The colour should graduate through red with flashes of violet or deep purple; the more orangey the tones, the lower the stone's quality. The cut should enhance the gem's inner beauty and fire, and there should be few inclusions or flaws. The way a ruby is faceted will allow that inner fire to 'flash', making a top-quality ruby gemstone a real showstopper.