Collection: Ruby

• Hardness: 9 on the Mohs scale – only diamonds are harder.
• Color: From strong pink to deep blood red, with the so-called “pigeon blood ruby” achieving the highest market value.
• Transparency: High-quality rubies are clear and vibrant; minor inclusions are considered a sign of authenticity.
• Origin: Myanmar (Burma), Mozambique, Sri Lanka and Madagascar, Thailand, Tanzania ... – Origin significantly influences the market value.

Rubies are not only aesthetically appealing, but also offer stable tangible assets. High-quality specimens from renowned regions of origin are rare and increase in value over time. Due to their rarity and growing demand from Asia and Europe, rubies are considered an attractive addition to the alternative asset sector.
In recent decades, untreated rubies, in particular, have experienced a significant increase in value. Auction results from international auction houses demonstrate that top-quality rubies now fetch top prices.

The ruby is said to possess powerful energetic powers. It is said to strengthen the heart, promote vitality, and release inner blockages. In spiritual gemstone healing, the ruby supports self-confidence, zest for life, and the ability to recognize and enjoy one's own happiness. It is considered the birthstone of July .