All The Best Ruby Jewelry For A Stylish Pop Of Color

When you want to wear your hearts on your, well, ears, these are the earrings to shop. Jessica McCormack has crafted a mighty army of heart, pear, and round-shaped charm ruby earrings in a range of precious gems, but few ring truer in a heart shape than red rubies.

For a subtle look, shop a stacking ruby ring like this one from Delfnia Delettrez with a single east-west set ruby and pear-shaped diamonds flanking the center stone.

Known for her gypsy rings, Brent Neale crafts her chunky jewels with stones of all colors and shapes. Instead of going for the traditional equal-sized three-stone gypsy ring, opt for a slightly slimmer heart-shaped ruby ring with diamonds to wear on your pinky.

Keep it simple when it comes to your rubies by opting for an ombré choker, strung with tonal pink and red seed rubies. It’s great to wear thus ruby necklace solo in the summer or even mix in with chunkier yellow gold chains.

Play into the color of a ruby with an enamel setting, like Alison Lou does so well. This pear-shaped ruby ring is set in pale and medium pink, making for the perfect cocktail or everyday ring—no matter how you style it! 

Jemma Wynne does a killer two-stone ring, especially with the open design. Pairing a ruby with a bright pink sapphire, this ruby ring is serving up all the rosey posey vibes.

You’ll love Suzanne Kalan for her use of asymmetric stones that, while deliberately placed and shaped, give off that haphazard, DIY look that makes them feel unique in their own ways. These ruby earrings in particular are a great twist on the stud with a little bit more length than a classic cluster.

Make a wish on a ruby with this beaded bracelet that you tie on your wrist in its purest form and, when it falls off, your wish will come true. 

The most sustainable way to shop is vintage, so it’s time to start diving into jewelry of all ages. This five-stone diamond and ruby ring is art deco at its finest, circa 1925. 

Wrap a strand of rubies around your neck with this tennis necklace made of 6.8 ctw of round-cut stones. It’s a fun and colorful take on the classic bright white diamond strand.

When you want to add a little bit more sparkle to your ear stack without going over the top, choose these ruby earrings. In huggie form they—yes—hug your lobe for that pop of color you so desire.

For a dainty arm party stack, add a ruby by-the-yard that will have your friends doing a double take as the rubies provide little bursts of color without feeling too dressy. Our pick for most interesting ruby bracelet. 

When you just want to add that single stud to one of your many holes, make it a slightly sweet look by way of a rosey ruby flower like this one. These ruby earrings can make your casual outfit chic.

Instead of a single stone or a classic uniform bar necklace, opt for something a little more asymmetric like this chain necklace with what looks to be a swoop of graduated rubies and diamonds sprinkled throughout. It’s a great stacker or everyday staple.