Ruby Engagement Rings
Choose from our ruby engagement rings below or create your own unique design. All the designs in the gallery can be personalised to suit your individual style and preferences.
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Choose from our ruby engagement rings below or create your own unique design. All the designs in the gallery can be personalised to suit your individual style and preferences.
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Oval Ruby Three Stone Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold
From: $7,230 (0.58ct centre)
As shown: On Request
View more detailsFrom: $7,230 (0.58ct centre)
Round Ruby Vintage Engagement Ring in Rose Gold
From: $8,340 (0.55ct centre)
As shown: On Request
View more detailsFrom: $8,340 (0.55ct centre)
Oval Ruby Halo Engagement Ring in Platinum
From: $7,690 (0.58ct centre)
As shown: On Request
View more detailsFrom: $7,690 (0.58ct centre)
Oval Ruby Engagement Ring with Side Stones in Platinum
From: $7,000 (0.58ct centre)
As shown: On Request
View more detailsFrom: $7,000 (0.58ct centre)
Emerald Cut Ruby Engagement Ring with Side Stones in White Gold
From: $8,290 (0.70ct centre)
As shown: $30,790 (1.5ct centre)
View more detailsFrom: $8,290 (0.70ct centre)
Round Ruby Vintage Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold
From: $7,590 (0.55ct centre)
As shown: On Request
View more detailsFrom: $7,590 (0.55ct centre)
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Larsen Jewellery specialises in custom made jewellery, including ruby engagement rings. As we make all of our rings to order, your choice of design is not limited to the selection shown above. Whether you want to choose from one of our classic styles or create something completely unique, Larsen Jewellery can make a ruby ring to suit your individual style and budget. You can use our many display rings to help you choose a style, or alternatively, you can bring in your own ideas or pictures and our jewellers can help you design something special and truly unique.
We welcome you to come in for an obligation-free design appointment with one of our jewellers who can advise you on choosing the perfect ruby engagement ring. We can also help you learn about diamonds and gemstones, as well as the special elements of rubies, to ensure that you make an informed decision when choosing your design.
Ruby gemstones are known in some cultures as the ‘king of gemstones’. Producing the most vivid shades of red, they are extremely rare and valuable, particularly in larger sizes and in higher quality.
Ruby is the red variety of the corundum gemstone which, in any other colour, is known as sapphire. Rubies make for fabulous engagement rings as their deep red colour is the epitome of romance.
Whether with a halo in a vintage-inspired design, rose gold setting, a stunning three-stone design, in yellow gold, set with pear diamonds, or in a minimalist white gold design, rubies are a unique and stunning choice for an engagement ring.
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Sapphires and rubies are the names given to the coloured gemstone varieties of corundum. Ruby is the name given to red coloured corundum and sapphire is the name for all other colours. A ruby engagement ring is a romantic and timeless choice.
Rubies are rated 9 on the Moh's scale of hardness which means they are quite resistant to being scratched. This makes them an ideal choice for a coloured gemstone engagement ring that can be worn every day.
Yes, rubies are rarer than diamonds, particularly as size and quality increases. They can also command a higher price per carat. The most important factor that affects a ruby’s value is its colour. The most desirable rubies have a vibrant red colour that’s not too orange and not too pink. Inclusions that reduce transparency or brightness may negatively impact the value of a ruby engagement ring.
While you can find rubies in a wide variety of shapes, the most common cut for a ruby is the oval. This is because the shape fits well into the natural crystal with little wasted material. It is also one of the best shapes for drawing out the deep colour of the gemstone.
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Fill in the form below and our friendly team will respond as soon as possible. SYD (02) 9223 2006 MEL (03) 9662 3005 BNE (07) 3051 0839
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