Invisible Ruby Ring represents the joy of life; know some facts

Albert the Great called the ruby the darkest carbuncle. There are only four stones worthy of being called "precious, each about the four main elements: Diamond (water), Sapphire (air), Emerald (earth), and Ruby (fire). Currently, ruby jewellery is in demand, especially Many people want to buy this. But do you know some depth knowledge about it? Here in this blog, let’s find out;

The composition of a ruby

Ruby is corundum or aluminic carbon dioxide cultured by iron oxide and chromium contained at the level of impurities.

They make it possible to distinguish natural stones from false ones, which are devoid of them, and to recognize their origin. To them, the ruby owes its silky appearance and the proof of its nobility. The stone is uni assist birefringent and has a very high refractive index, even if here the typical play of light of the diamond is not achieved. The shine appears alive and vitreous, the transparency remarkable, but decreases with the progressive intensity of the colour.

The shades of ruby

In the market, when you search for Invisible Ruby Earrings or rings, you find many shades. 

The ruby includes a wide range of reds of different tones and significance, sometimes slightly tending to blue, purple, brown, and yellow. The most precious of all the varieties of rubies is the species of intense carmine, barely disturbed by tiny white spots and easily eliminated by heating.

The colour of the ruby, contrary to the behaviour of other stones, does not change, is neither subjected to artificial light nor heat (excluding specks); to tell the truth, at high temperatures, it fades, but, cooled, restores the original colour, passing through the range of green.

Pleichroism is very sensitive and increases with the intensification of colour. Observed from the base, the gem appears darker, with lateral faces, lighter; it will therefore be necessary to take it into account during the cutting process to maximize its optical qualities. The ruby is positively electrified by confrontation and electricity. Thus, generated is maintained for hours. The specific gravity is very high, the hardness considerable, although the diamond values are not reached.

Magical properties of rubies

Many properties were attributed to him by the ancients, as a consequence of his divine nature. Thrown into boiling water, stopped boiling instantly, and exposed to the sun, it emitted red rays like fire: it did not burn, a property that was later proven false by experiments performed with a burning mirror system. The Ethiopians mysteriously knew how to make it shine for 14

months in a row, keeping it soaked in vinegar for 14 days. The red ruby could not fail to represent enthusiasm, the joy of life, and joy, freedom. It is the emblem of love and ardour, of strength and health in the physical world, and passion and action in the astral one. For this, many people love to wear the invisible ruby ring.

The Christian religion has erected the ruby as a symbol of charity, of the victory of the spirit, of the perfect man and designates, with it, the figures of Jesus, St. James major, and St. Peter. But there is, even for the ruby, a negative tradition, which considers it a symbol of the unbridled desire for praise, greed, and ambition. The magic of ruby extends to multiple fields of application, probably expanded by the fame and value that the stone had, and still has, in every part of the world. According to some authors, its properties would be identical to those of a sapphire because both are found in the same places & both are distinguishable in males and females, but it is not possible to neglect the colour difference and the different planetary influences that diversify them.