Ruby Ring with Granules
For someone who likes their jewelry a little unconventional, this ruby ring with granules from designer Ruth Tomlinson is the perfect mix of edgy and romantic. Featuring five vibrant red rubies that seem to float among clusters of golden granules, this ring has a beautifully organic, handcrafted feel. The gently textured 18k yellow gold band adds a touch of warmth, making those rubies really pop.
Rubies, the July birthstone, are known for their fiery energy and are said to symbolize passion, courage, and vitality—perfect for someone who likes their jewelry with a little heat. This piece works beautifully as a ruby wedding band, an alternative engagement ring, or just a stunning right-hand piece for someone who loves their jewelry a bit off the beaten path.
Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or just want to add a little extra color to your collection, this ruby jewelry for her is a gorgeous way to wear your heart on your sleeve (or, in this case, your finger).
18k yellow gold
0.17tcw rubies
1.8mm band
Setting approximately 19mm x 6.5mm
Size 6.5
Made in London
Due to the nature of certain materials, the color may vary from pictures shown.
Please contact LAPIS regarding additional photos, resizing and special orders.
Ruth Tomlinson
Each of our jewels is imbued with a sense of discovery. Drawn to the earth's natural treasures, Ruth Tomlinson is renowned for a celebration of unconventional beauty; transforming often forgotten stories of historic jewels into her signature designs, marked by their tiny granular intricacies, ethereal character, and serendipitous imperfections. Our jewellery is handcrafted in our London atelier by our small team of skilled goldsmiths, with Ruth at the helm, designing and making each new piece. The Ruth Tomlinson aesthetic is anything but traditional. Our approach to creating jewellery is equally unconventional - organic, natural, and textured, yet highly detailed and refined. This unique sensibility is reflected in every stage of our meticulous craftsmanship, from the initial conception to the final treasurable jewel.
