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Ruby – Gemstone of July Hot & Spicy Fun

Ruby is a semi-precious frequently incorporated into some of the most modern, handmade jewelry in the beautiful world. It is most often found in shades of red opaque or translucent, and is widely recognized as the July Birthstone as well as gems for the 15th and 40th birthdays. But beyond its contemporary uses and associations, has ruby mythological decadence, spiritual and etymological history that adds nostalgic value to its already strong aesthetic value. Read on for more information to help you fall in love with your jewelry jewels – or encourage you to buy today!

Ruby is a variety of the species corundum, and is one of the most sought after precious colored gems in the world. The word Ruby is said to come from the Latin word "rubber" or "Rubens", which means red.

In Sanskrit, the ruby is called "ratnaraj", or "king of gemstones." Centuries ago, people believed that if a ruby were placed in a pan water, it could boil water. People also believed that if rubies were placed under the skin, they generate a force field mystical which would protect the wearer against mishaps. Red is the color of blood – the lifeblood of all mankind.

Gemstone Ruby Search for the best as parts of jewelry evening when combined with diamonds, onyx black or dark blue sapphire. More casual combinations are softer contrasts bright ruby red with clear quartz, emeralds and pearls. To view a selection of handcrafted jewelry, handmade containing rubies, click here. Ruby is generally considered a sophisticated gemstone that works well with any outfit. In earrings, It works particularly well for improving the brightness of green or hazel eyes.

Ruby has become popular stone color between royalty and other European nobility because of their intense red color. When a ruby was found, the emperor / fee sent people to see and welcome precious stone. The ancients believed that Hindus who have offered beautiful jewels of the god Krishna could be given to the life of an emperor in their next life.

Ruby is often associated with emotions of love, passion, majesty, power and anger. Rubies are also suspected open heart, attract others, and overcome fear. They also said to help predict the future in case of change color or intensity. Rubies were first operated 2,500 years ago. If they were from Sri Lanka, rubies are currently in Thailand, Burma, and Kenya.

Mohs hardness rating is based on a 10-point scale, 10 being the most resistant, like a diamond, and a scratches easily, such as talc. Ruby gets a score of 9, which means it is very scratch resistant and therefore suitable as a component of jewelry. stones Precious Ruby should be cleaned regularly by a professional or with a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Other methods, including cleaners ultrasonic, are also good as they are not oiled. Avoid harsh chemicals to clean your jewelry made hand exposure to these elements can damage semi-precious and precious stones and pearls.

Learn more about all the stones semi-precious stones including amethyst, apatite, black onyx, blue topaz, carnelian, chalcedony, citrine, coral, garnet, white topaz, crystal, diamond, emerald, iolite, jade, labradorite, moonstone, pearls, peridot, prehnite, rose quartz, ruby, sapphire, smoky topaz, tanzanite, tourmaline Turquoise blue and when you check out this gem chart.

About the author

Sarah Stephens is the Fashion Director for Dasha Boutique. Visit our online shop today, featuring hundreds of handmade jewelry designs. Customize orders ship in 3 business days. Dasha Boutique is featured in Lucky, InStyle, People, Bridal Guide and Brides.


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