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Ruby Jewelry
Explore our coveted collection of ruby jewelry, featuring ruby rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings. In 1848, Tiffany & Co. became a renowned destination for gemstones when Charles Lewis Tiffany purchased them from European aristocrats and brought them back to the U.S., which allowed the nation's elite to purchase major jewels at home for the first time. Continuing our legacy of sourcing and crafting the world's most beautiful gemstones, Tiffany artisans expertly bring out the beauty and radiance of each ruby. Each design is a feat of craftsmanship to be treasured for generations to come. Complement your everyday style with a pair of ruby stud earrings or Elsa Peretti's iconic design featuring bezel-set rubies on fine chains. These timeless designs are beautiful dressed up or down. Our pendants feature key charms and Elsa Peretti's iconic Open Heart design set with pavé diamonds and rubies, beautiful worn alone or layered with other delicate pendants. Explore ruby cocktail rings featuring pavé diamonds, perfect in a ring stack or on their own, especially to add a touch of glamor on special occasions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ruby Jewelry
Each Tiffany ruby necklace is crafted to celebrate the gemstone’s exceptional depth of color and natural intensity. Our artisans select rubies for their vivid hue and brilliance, setting them in 18k gold or platinum to honor their character. Every design reflects the precision and heritage that define Tiffany craftsmanship.
Rubies are among the rarest colored gemstones, and most undergo heat treatment to enhance their natural color and clarity. Untreated rubies retain their original character without enhancement and are considered especially rare. Understanding this distinction helps you appreciate the quality and rarity of the ruby you choose. Speak with a client advisor for guidance on selecting the right stone.
Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany is celebrated for bold, nature-inspired designs that have long featured vibrant colored gemstones, including rubies. These masterful works represent the depth of Tiffany’s design legacy and its commitment to exceptional craftsmanship.
Rubies rank among the hardest gemstones, making them well suited for regular wear, though proper care preserves their brilliance over time. Clean your ruby necklace with warm water, mild soap and a soft brush, then rinse thoroughly and pat dry. Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals and store the piece separately to prevent scratching.
Consider the ruby’s color intensity, the setting style and the metal that best reflects your personal aesthetic. Tiffany ruby necklaces range from refined pendants to more sculptural designs, each crafted to honor the gemstone’s natural character. Visit a Tiffany store and speak with a client advisor to explore the collection and find the design that resonates with you.
Diamond solitaire pendants, 18k gold chain bracelets and pearl earrings have remained central to fine jewelry gifting across generations. Pieces that balance proportion and craftsmanship tend to look best over time, making them as relevant years from now as they are today.
Rubies are a variety of corundum and are prized for their rich red color, exceptional hardness and rarity. Red spinels, garnets and tourmalines can appear similar but differ in mineral composition, durability and value. Choosing a ruby means selecting one of the most coveted colored gemstones in fine jewelry, celebrated for centuries for its depth and brilliance.
