A ruby diamond ring is a symbol of luxury and status. But do you know that, not every ruby diamond ring embodies real value and justifies the price paid for it. Even if we limit our discussion to a ruby ring with a natural ruby gemstone, the value of the gem could vary across a wide range. We have a detailed report, on various aspects related to the ruby gemstone in a ring. The link is the first link at the end of this report. Having said that, here is a brief note on related issues.

Natural ruby is found in a number of grades, which implies the quality of the gemstone. Just to give you an idea a 2 carat natural ruby gem, could have a price tag ranging from $1,500 to $8,000 or even more. While not every ruby diamond ring should include the best ruby, it is important that you get what you were billed for. Most gem and jewelry providers, ‘borrow’ rubies from other sellers. Simply put there could be a chain of brokers and agents, between the real owner and the final consumer. Kaisilver procures rubies and other gems directly from the miners, each gem is repeatedly checked by our experts before being custom cut. The ruby gemstone in a Kaisilver ruby ring, would have its own certificate to authenticate that it is natural. The authentication is done by an independent gem testing office that, is authorize to certify gemstones. Worth noting that we cut off the long chain of middlemen, you end up getting the best ruby gemstone at each price point.

Another issue related to ruby is the treatment process applied to the gem. The old heat process involves heating of rubies without, the addition of any chemicals or other material added to the furnace. This process adds to the beauty of the ruby gemstone, but does not lower its value. Gem experts and connoisseurs accept this mode of treatment for rubies. So if you hear that your ruby diamond ring has a heated ruby gem, it is fine. We would however recommend that, you read the next paragraph to better understand the issue of ruby heat treatment.

The old heat process used to treat ruby gems has been practiced for almost a century. What you should be aware of is that, subsequent heat processes with modifications were introduced into the industry. These processes reduce the durability and value of the ruby gemstone. It is not easy for an untrained eye, to distinguish old heat processes from the more modern ones. A specific warning about ruby gems that are fissure filled (also known as glass filled rubies). These gems can appear gorgeous to the casual buyers but, the value of such gems is extremely low. It is not possible for a casual jewelry buyer, to check all these gem characteristics. This is where the need to buy from the right jeweler gains significance.

The purpose of this report is to make you aware of some very, important issues related to ruby diamond rings. Not much of sales talk here as the idea is to inform and educate rather than, to push you to buy a Kaisilver ruby ring. Email us at sales@kaisilver.com if you have any queries related to gems and jewelry. We will be glad to help even if, you intend to buy nothing from us.

Kaisilver can craft a finely handcrafted ruby diamond ring for you, with your design or ours. A gold or silver ruby gemstone ring would have the same premium quality features.

More detailed information on the above topic can be reviewed at: https://jewelrythailand.org/ruby-diamond-ring-gem-selection-01-0829.php

The Kaisilver ruby ring collection can be seen at: http://www.gemnjewel.kaijewels.com/ruby-rings-gold-silver-th-01-1206.php

More Resources:
About Glass (or Fissure) Filled Ruby Gems: https://www.siamrings.com/fissure-filled-rubies.html

Rough Ruby: http://www.gemnjewel.kaijewels.com/ruby-rough-gemstone-0931.php

Ring With Ruby Gemstone: https://www.customjewels.net/gemstone-rings-02.php

Ruby Rings: https://www.customring.co.uk/ruby-rings-01.php