Loose Gemstones Ruby

Captivating Elegance of Natural Ruby Loose Stones

Embrace the captivating elegance of natural ruby loose stones at Gold Hartz. Each gemstone in our collection is sourced from nature, with no artificial enhancements. Our natural ruby loose stones exhibit the full allure of rubies, captivating with their intense red hues and remarkable brilliance. Ideal for custom jewelry creations or gemstone enthusiasts, our collection offers a diverse selection of shapes and sizes to suit your preferences.

Captivating Elegance of Natural Ruby Loose Stones

Embrace the captivating elegance of natural ruby loose stones at Gold Hartz. Each gemstone in our collection is sourced from nature, with no artificial enhancements. Our natural ruby loose stones exhibit the full allure of rubies, captivating with their intense red hues and remarkable brilliance. Ideal for custom jewelry creations or gemstone enthusiasts, our collection offers a diverse selection of shapes and sizes to suit your preferences.

FAQs:

1) What can damage a ruby?
Rubies are durable gemstones but can be damaged by hard impacts, exposure to harsh chemicals, and extreme temperature changes. It’s essential to handle them with care and avoid situations that may subject them to potential harm.

2) How much do loose rubies cost?
The cost of loose rubies can vary widely based on factors such as size, color, clarity, and origin. High-quality, larger rubies with exceptional color and clarity can command higher prices.

3) Do rubies fade over time?
No, rubies do not fade over time. They are resistant to fading and retain their vibrant color and brilliance for generations.

4) Can rubies go in water?
Yes, rubies are generally safe to clean with water and mild soap. However, avoid exposing them to prolonged soaking or strong detergents.

5) How do you identify a ruby?
To identify a ruby, look for its deep red to purplish-red color, excellent luster, and high refractive index. Professional gemologists use various tests, including refractometer readings and spectroscopy, to confirm a ruby’s authenticity.