The Romance of the Ruby Engagement Ring
One of the latest trends in matrimonial jewellery are ruby
engagement rings. These blood red stones are a far cry from the icy
rows of tiny crystals that usually identify the classic engagement
ring. The word has got out that some rubies are more precious and
rarer than diamonds and therefore symbolize a relationship that is
also very unique and special.
Since the beginning of time the ruby ring has almost always
symbolized passionate love and especially sexual love. This is
because the color red is associated with the heart. The glitter of
the ruby also resembles a drop of blood against the pale flesh of
the hand, which has its allusions to the merging of two ancestral
bloodlines.
Today ruby engagement rings are available in all kinds of styles and
set with different types of stones. You can actually choose a ruby
whose hue suits the personality of the bride. For instance a Ceylon
ruby (which would most likely be a second hand find as there are no
more mines producing this gem stone) is a joyful raspberry pink and
suit a young or extroverted bride. The smooth almost chocolate color
of a ruby from Thailand suits a bride that is meditative and more
spiritual in nature. Blood red stones, from the valley of rubies in
Myanmar (formerly Burma.) A same sex couple might appreciate the
uniqueness of a Vietnamese ruby which has a lavender or purple tinge
and symbolizes a love that is acquired through experience and secret
knowledge.
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