For centuries, rubies have signified desire and affluence. Ancient warriors in Burma and China adorned their armor with the gem to provide protection in battle. Some went as far as inserting the gems into their flesh, believing it created invincibility. The ruby has become a symbol of love and commitment.

Ruby is a great everyday gemstone to wear. With a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale and toughness rated excellent, it is one of the most durable gemstones in the planet.

As the birthstone of July, the red stone is so much more than a magnificent colored gemstone. The ruby has been believed to make its wearer more aware, more focused, and remain alert. There are also those who believe the stones can improve trouble with eyesight and blood circulation.

Use the ruby in question to scratch a hard, smooth surface, such as a piece of glass. If a streak of red color is left behind on the hard surface, then it is clear that you have a fake ruby on your hands. A real ruby gem will never leave color in that way.

By ensuring the right flow of blood circulation in your body, this stunning red stone provides you with a healthy and happy heart. Ruby is believed to prevent you from acidity, cholesterol other severe heart-related problems such as heart attacks and cardiac arrests.

In terms of feeling fresh and modern, ruby engagement rings are entirely in line with the untraditional ring styles modern brides crave—from unique settings to contemporary shapes and, of course, gemstones. 

Rubies might not be the first stone that comes to mind when thinking about an engagement ring, but they have a long history of symbolizing love, courage, passion, and protection. About as distinguished as you can get, rubies were once the stones of ancient kings and queens, making a ruby engagement ring an entirely regal choice.

 In conclusion, a ruby ring stands out from all the rest because of the brilliant red color of the gemstone. Ruby rings can be matched with any metal, but especially yellow.