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Articles tagged with #ruby
Gemstones such as sapphires and diamonds are fashionable today, but rubies and emeralds are also making a powerful statement. Credited with rich color, clarity, and symbolism, ruby and emerald stone go well with any fashion—ethnic, casual, or formal....
Rubies, which are valued for their color, meaning, and astrological characteristics, are a more preferred choice than diamonds. Pigeon blood rubies are even scarcer. They are now the number one choice for wedding rings, offering an excellent and fash...
The gemstone industry, which is estimated to grow to over $50 billion by 2032, is plagued with authenticity and imitation challenges, like green-colored stones masquerading as emerald stones, misinforming customers, and eroding trust. This problem im...
Gemstones are characterized by their colors, a truly unique characteristic that dictates both their beauty and worth. Ever wonder what natural process causes their natural color? Why is a blue sapphire blue and an emerald green? The chemistry behind ...
Ruby stone, also known as Manik ratan and Manikam in Hindi, has attracted people worldwide. The gemstones are famous for their deep red color and rich history. Ruby color is primarily red with a purplish hue, but it can also appear in pink colors or ...
The Ruby stone, also referred to as Manik or Manikam in Hindi, is attractive in its red color with age. Ruby is primarily red with a purplish tinge, although it may also exhibit shades of pink or orange. Trace elements and the stone's location cause ...