Ruby Jewelry

Natural Ruby Jewelry: The King of Precious Gemstones

Ruby, a distinguished member of the corundum family, is celebrated for its vibrant red hues, setting it apart from its sapphire counterparts. Revered throughout history, the term "ruby" originates from the Latin word "ruber," meaning red, and in ancient Sanskrit, it is known as "ratnaraj," meaning "King of Precious Stones".

Explore AME Jewellery's exquisite ruby collection, where nature's beauty meets refined craftsmanship, ensuring each piece tells its own story of "the king of precious gemstones".

Custom Design & Craftsmanship

AME Jewellery specializes in transforming these natural treasures into exquisite, timeless jewelry that celebrates the ruby’s inherent brilliance and allure.

Gemstone Quality: Only rubies certified by SJC Lab for authenticity are used, ensuring premium quality.
Design Elegance: A diverse range of jewelry items like rings, pendants, and earrings are designed to showcase Ruby's natural beauty.
Craftsmanship: Jewelry crafted in 14K & 18K gold, and sterling silver, ensuring durability and aesthetic appeal.
Custom Jewelry: Offers bespoke jewelry services, allowing clients to create pieces reflecting personal style.
After-Sales Service: Committed to providing warranties and maintenance services for customer satisfaction.

Historical and Cultural Significance

Considered the most precious of the 12 gemstones created by God, rubies have captivated civilizations across the ages.
In ancient Hindu traditions, offerings of ruby to Krishna were believed to ensure rebirth as a ruler.
Burmese warriors embedded rubies into their skin for invincibility.
In medieval Europe, the gem symbolized health, wealth, wisdom, and happiness among the nobility. This regal status persists today, with rubies being highly prized by European royalty.
Traded along China’s North Silk Road as early as 200 BC, rubies were highly valued by ancient civilizations.

Symbolism and Properties

Symbolism: A symbol of passion, power, and protection, the ruby holds significant astrological and cultural meaning.
Birthstone and Anniversary: Ruby is the birthstone for July and symbolizes the 15th, 40th, and 80th wedding anniversaries.
Feng Shui and Astrology: In Feng Shui, ruby aligns with the Earth element for support and the Fire element for harmony. Astrologically, it's linked to Cancer ♋ and the Year of the Pig.
Healing and Protective: Traditionally linked to health, prosperity, and emotional balance, ruby is believed to bring compassion and renewal

Gemstone Characteristics

Mineral: Corundum
Chemistry: Al₂O₃
Color: Red
Refractive index: 1.762 to 1.770
Specific gravity: 4
Mohs Hardness: 9.00

Mining Origins

Rubies are mined across the globe, with notable sources including Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar (renowned for "pigeon’s blood" rubies), Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Madagascar, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, and Greenland. Each origin lends distinct characteristics to its rubies, shaped by unique geological conditions. Thailand remains a key hub for cutting, polishing, and trading these precious gems.