8mm Ruby Bracelet

Ruby Bracelet

Our bracelets:

Explore our collection of stone bracelets, crafted by us, blending craftsmanship with the natural beauty of the stones.

These bracelets are lovingly crafted to bring harmony and beauty to your everyday life.

Choose from a wide variety of gemstones, such as amethyst, labradorite, tiger’s eye and many more.

Wear them on their own or mix and match them to create a personalised look.

Every wrist is unique. That’s why our bracelets are available in two sizes: 18 cm and 21 cm.

Make sure you choose the size that suits you best for a comfortable fit.

Silicone cord.

The ruby:

The name ‘ruby’ derives from the Latin ‘rubeus’, meaning ‘red’.

It is a red gemstone belonging to the corundum family. Its colour is due to the presence of chromium.

Rubies have been mined in Burma (now Myanmar) for over 2,000 years. The Mogok mines in Burma are renowned for producing some of the finest rubies in the world.

In India, the ruby is known by the Sanskrit names ‘ratnaraj’ or ‘king of gemstones’.

It is also known as ‘Ratnanayaka’, which means ‘chief of gemstones’. It was believed that its colour was evidence of an unquenchable inner fire.

In Christian tradition, the ruby is associated with the symbolism of the blood of Christ and was even used to adorn the rings of cardinals until the Second Vatican Council.

It is also mentioned in the Qur’an.

Other red gemstones have long been passed off as rubies, as evidenced by the story of the Timur Ruby.

In reality a red spinel, this 361-carat gem is set in the throne of the Mughal Emperor Akbar. Its eventful history is linked to Imperial India and the Kingdom of England.

The main ruby deposits are found in Myanmar, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Pakistan.