24K Solid Gold Ruby Ring | Bezel Set Wedding Band, Fine Jewelry

This is a solid gold ring constructed using pure 24k gold.

I start with refined .999 pure gold and melt it to red hot liquid metal, then forge it into a bar which is painstakingly rolled and hammered into the finished ring you see.

The gemstone is a natural ruby 3mm in diameter.

This is pure 999 gold, offering a deeply saturated, warm color unmatched by lower karats. The natural ruby offers a brilliant pop of genuine color, providing a luxurious contrast against the rich gold. This fine investment jewelry is crafted to be an heirloom, maintaining its value and beauty for generations.

This elegant band can serve as a sophisticated minimalist engagement ring, a vibrant wedding band, or a beautiful addition to a ring stack.

Since 24K gold is the softest form of gold, we recommend removing the ring during heavy labor or exposure to harsh chemicals. Ruby is the traditional July birthstone and the gemstone for the 40th wedding anniversaries.

A ruby is a vibrant pink/red gemstone that belongs to the corundum mineral family. Its rich and unmistakable color is one of the main reasons for its popularity and value.

Rubies are prized for their rarity, especially when they exhibit deep pink hues with good clarity. Their long history of use in royal and ceremonial jewelry also contributes to their enduring allure. It looks absolutely beautiful set in pure 24k gold.

The brilliance of pure 24k (99.9% gold content) gold is unmistakable. The rich color stands out from most standard jewelry that is made from 14k (58.3% gold content) and 18k (75% gold content) jewelry.

The band has a flat profile with rounded edges. It is approximately 4mm wide and 1mm thick.

The ring in the photo is a size 5.25 and weighs 3.77 grams total weight. Final weight will be slightly +/- depending on your size selection.

Pure 24k gold is a naturally soft metal, so extra care should be taken to avoid dents and deformation. Though it can be worn daily, pure gold jewelry should be removed before heavy activity that could cause harder materials to come in contact with the ring or stone.