Red
Mostly red gemstones are rubies, spinels or garnets. But also tourmaline occurs as rubellite in a red variety.
Until the 19th century people were not able to distinguish ruby from spinel, so all red stones were sold as expensive "ruby". Finally, the also name of the ruby comes from the Latin "rubeus", which means nothing else than "red".
Showing 1–16 of 20 results
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Hessonite
21,087 ct. | IV/DGLA NGL -
Purple Sapphire
2,14 ct. | IV/DGLA -
Rubellite
3,099 ct. | II/CGLA -
Ruby
2,891 ct. | VI/EGLA -
Ruby
2,049 ct. | V/DGLA LOTUS -
Ruby
2,583 ct. | IV/CGLA GÜB -
Ruby
3,069 ct. | IV/EGLA GÜB -
Ruby
4,187 ct. | III/FGLA SSEF -
Ruby
10,071 ct. | IIGLA -
Ruby
4,598 ct. | V/DGLA -
Ruby
6,128 ct. | II/CGLA -
Ruby
3,043 ct. | IV/DGLA -
Ruby
4,023 ct. | III/CGLA -
Ruby
1,061 ct. | III/DGLA -
Ruby
1,124 ct. | III/CGLA