The Ruby Crown Ring
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Five tiny red rubies sit side by side like a little crown of fire, glowing warm and rich against polished sterling silver. It's the kind of ring that makes you feel confident and quietly powerful, a spark of colour every time you glance down.
Ruby has been called the king of gemstones for centuries, and this dainty ruby ring brings that regal glow to your everyday.
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Five rubies: Round 3.5 mm stones in a deep, glowing red
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Crown-style design: A delicate multi-stone setting made for stacking
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Sterling silver: Handcrafted for everyday wear
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July bir
thstone: A meaningful gift for July birthdays
Made for stacking
Wear it on its own for a pop of red, or stack it with your favourite silver bands. It looks just as lovely with jeans and a white T-shirt as it does with a little black dress. Pair it with the Peridot, Citrine or Amethyst Crown Rings for a colourful birthstone stack.
The meaning of ruby
Ruby is the birthstone for July and is traditionally associated with love, passion and courage. Many people wear it as a reminder of their own strength. But like all gemstones, what it means is entirely personal.
Details
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Gemstone: Five round rubies
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Stone size: About 3.5 mm each
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Design: Crown-style multi-stone setting
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Metal: Sterling silver, handcrafted
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Birthstone: July
Each gemstone is unique, so slight variations in colour and inclusions are part of your ring's character.
Find your size
Read our Size Guide, and our article on how to choose the best ring size.
FAQs
What is the July birthstone?
Ruby is the birthstone for July.
What does a ruby ring symbolise?
Ruby is traditionally associated with love, passion and courage.
Is this ring good for stacking?
Yes. Its dainty crown design sits beautifully with other bands, including our other Crown Rings.
Can I wear it every day?
Yes. Ruby is one of the hardest gemstones, so it's ideal for everyday wear with a little care.
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