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Worn at the ear, the ruby does what no other stone can: it warms the face. A saturated red beside the skin, answered by the white fire of diamonds — in halo studs where one ruby holds the centre, in graduated hoops, and in chandelier drops where oval and cushion rubies descend through lines of brilliants. Every pair in this collection is held in the House's own vault, documented, and priced at one transparent figure.
From focused halo studs to chandelier pairs carrying eighteen carats of rubies — and rubies hold the highest per-carat prices of any coloured stone, so the earring's discipline of the matched pair bites hardest here. Two rubies of the saturated red the trade calls pigeon's blood, matched in hue and cut, are rarer than either stone alone; unheated pairs rarer still. Each listing carries the single, honest price, and an advisor will explain what colour, origin and treatment mean for any pair's figure.
Fine ruby colour is scarce in single stones; finding two cut to the same outline with the same red — neither leaning purple nor brown, saturated without going dark — multiplies the scarcity. Judge the pair in daylight and lamplight both, then read the certificates: treatment disclosed per stone, origin where the laboratory can determine it. The diamonds around the rubies are graded exactly as our white stones are.
Browse the wider gemstone earrings and diamond earrings collections, or stay with the great colours of the vault: sapphire and diamond earrings and emerald and diamond earrings. The same red runs the length of the ruby and diamond necklaces collection, or step up to high jewellery. Brink's-insured delivery, in the USA and worldwide.