Ruby Jewellery

Ruby, the July birthstone, embodies profound passion and vitality, emanating a vibrant red hue symbolising love and courage. Historically revered for its intense beauty, ruby is believed to ignite desire, inspire energy, and attract prosperity.

At Pragnell, a sixth-generation family jeweller, we proudly showcase a diverse collection of ruby jewellery. Meticulously handcrafted by our skilled artisans in Great Britain, each piece epitomises exceptional craftsmanship and ensures the utmost quality.

Ruby Rings

Ruby Bracelets & Bangles

Ruby Necklaces & Pendants

Ruby Earrings

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Old Cut Diamond and Ruby Dress Ring

in Platinum

£ 4,200

Belle Epoque Diamond and Ruby Lion Brooch

in Silver 18ct Yellow Gold

£ 8,000

Belle Epoque 2.40ct Diamond and Ruby Octagonal Halo Ring

in Platinum and 18ct Yellow Gold

£ 41,500

Victorian 1.55ct Ruby and Diamond Three Stone Ring

in 18ct Yellow Gold

£ 8,200

Edwardian Ruby Cross Pendant

in Platinum

£ 7,900

Victorian Diamond and Ruby five stone Ring

in 18ct Yellow Gold

£ 3,750

Princess Cut 0.48ct Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring

in Platinum

£ 3,800

Diamond & Ruby Dress Ring

0.73ct in Platinum

£ 13,500

Cushion Cut 1.25ct Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring

in Platinum

£ 11,500

Contemporary Diamond & Ruby LOVE Ring

0.41ct in 18ct White Gold

£ 2,500

Art Deco Sapphire, Diamond & Ruby Cocktail Ring

1.69ct in 18ct White Gold

£ 16,500

Art Deco Inspired 0.70ct Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring

in 18ct Yellow and White Gold

£ 5,650

Art Deco Inspired 0.34ct Diamond and Ruby Target Ring

in Platinum

£ 2,250

Art Deco 1.70ct Diamond and Ruby Plaque Ring

in Platinum

£ 21,000

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Frequently Asked Questions

Below are the answers to our most commonly asked questions. Should you want to find out more please feel free to Contact Us us and begin your Pragnell experience.

Rubies are known for their intense crimson red colour, ranging from rich dark reds to lighter, vibrant shades of red. The finest rubies are prized for their vivid and saturated red hue, often referred to as "pigeon's blood" red, and are highly valued in the gemstone world.

Gemstones that can resemble rubies in appearance include red spinel, red garnet (specifically pyrope and almandine varieties), and certain red sapphires. These gems may exhibit similar shades of red, but each stone possesses its unique characteristics, making them distinguishable from genuine rubies.

To determine if a ruby is real, carefully inspect its colour and clarity. Genuine rubies typically display a rich and vivid red hue, while fake ones may appear overly dark or too bright. Additionally, seek the assistance of a professional gemmologist or jeweller, who can use specialised tools to accurately authenticate the ruby and distinguish it from imitations or synthetic alternatives.

Rubies symbolise love, passion, and courage. Throughout history, these captivating gemstones have been associated with the heart's desires, inspiring strength, and vitality. Ruby is believed to bring joy, energy, and a sense of confidence to its wearer, making it a cherished symbol of deep emotions and enduring love.

Yes, ruby jewellery is a classic and elegant choice that remains in style throughout time. The vibrant red hue of rubies, along with their association with love, passion, and prosperity, makes them a sought-after gemstone, cherished by those who appreciate their alluring beauty and timeless significance.

Yes, you can wear ruby jewellery every day, as rubies are relatively durable gemstones. However, it's essential to handle them with care and avoid exposing them to harsh chemicals or rough activities that may cause damage to the stone or its setting.

To care for ruby jewellery, avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals and extreme temperature changes. Clean gently with mild soapy water and a soft brush and avoid steam or ultrasonic cleaners that can damage the gemstone. Store ruby pieces separately to prevent scratching and avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, as it may cause fading or colour changes over time. Regularly inspect and have them professionally cleaned by a jeweller to maintain their brilliance and beauty.

About Rubies

Rubies, derived from the Latin word "ruber," meaning "red," are a captivating gemstone celebrated for their intense crimson hue.

Throughout history, rubies have held profound significance in various cultures and civilisations. Ancient Hindus considered rubies as the "king of precious stones," believed to bring prosperity and protect against evil. In Burmese culture, the captivating red gem symbolised the heart's passion and courage. Rubies adorned the crowns of royalty and warriors, revered for their invincible qualities.

Today, rubies continue to be cherished for their fiery red colour, representing love, passion, and vitality, making them a timeless gemstone treasured for their exceptional beauty and historical allure.

Ruby Jewellery

Old Cut Diamond and Ruby Dress Ring

Belle Epoque Diamond and Ruby Lion Brooch

Belle Epoque 2.40ct Diamond and Ruby Octagonal Halo Ring

Victorian 1.55ct Ruby and Diamond Three Stone Ring

Edwardian Ruby Cross Pendant

Victorian Diamond and Ruby five stone Ring

Princess Cut 0.48ct Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring

Diamond & Ruby Dress Ring

Cushion Cut 1.25ct Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring

Contemporary Diamond & Ruby LOVE Ring

Art Deco Sapphire, Diamond & Ruby Cocktail Ring

Art Deco Inspired 0.70ct Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring

Art Deco Inspired 0.34ct Diamond and Ruby Target Ring

Art Deco 1.70ct Diamond and Ruby Plaque Ring

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