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Six-Claw Ruby Necklace S925 Silver

Name: Six-Claw Ruby Necklace S925 Silver
Brand: OOAKB
SKU: HBSWYINWXLW7YWJXZ12
Price: 249.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$249.00 USD

In stock

Six-Claw Ruby Necklace S925 Silver brings rich ruby color to the neckline with defined setting, creating a clear focal point for open necklines and layered chains. The pendant adds a refined color accent for everyday styling or gifting.

Gemstone: Ruby
Base metal and finish: S925 sterling silver with a silver-tone plated finish
Dimensions: 8.5mm in width × 16mm in height

Measurements and weights are approximate. Ruby and finish colors may look different under lighting, photography and screen settings.

On Orders of US$69 or More

Eligible non-personalized items may be returned or exchanged within 14 calendar days after delivery. Customers are responsible for return shipping on change-of-mind returns. No restocking fee applies.Personalized and made-to-order items are Final Sale for change-of-mind returns. This restriction does not apply if an item arrives damaged, defective, is the wrong item, is materially misdescribed, or is incorrectly personalized due to an OOAKB error. In these cases, an appropriate replacement or refund will be provided.

Return & Exchange Policy

Ruby Jewelry: Choose a Red Tone, Shape and Setting That Fit Your Style

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Ruby is the red variety of the mineral corundum, and chromium produces its red color. Ruby can range from red to slightly purplish or orangy red. This collection uses red focal stones across rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Read each listing for its stated materials, dimensions and options; appearance alone does not establish whether a stone is natural or synthetic, treated, graded or from a particular origin.

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For ruby in general, color is the most significant quality factor. Clarity, cut, carat weight, treatment, geographic origin and overall appearance can also affect value. There is no single poor-to-excellent 4Cs scale for all ruby. For these pieces, compare the named shape, setting, metal finish, dimensions and product photos, and rely only on claims stated in the individual listing.

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Choose from compact halo studs and pendants, floral and bow motifs, butterfly and tassel designs, bracelets, open or statement rings, and broad men’s rings. Individual listings describe S925 silver, with silver-tone or gold-tone finishes and cubic zirconia accents where stated. Check the product page for the exact finish, fastening, size and included item.

Ruby for July Birthdays and 15th or 40th Anniversaries

GIA identifies ruby as July’s birthstone and as a gem traditionally given for the 15th and 40th wedding anniversaries. Those traditions can make ruby jewelry a direct birthday or anniversary gift. Historical and cultural stories often connect ruby with love, passion and prosperity; treat these as symbolism rather than promised effects. Choose the red tone, jewelry type and scale the recipient is likely to wear.

A faceted red stone held for a closer look

A red stone being secured in a detailed setting

A jewelry setting inspected by hand before finishing

A jewelry setting polished to refine its finish

Ruby for Their July or Anniversary Story

Choose the red they will wear

A July birthday gives ruby a direct personal link. Ruby is also traditionally given for the 15th and 40th wedding anniversaries. Match the gift to what they already wear—a compact stud, pendant, bracelet, decorative ring or broad men’s ring. Check the listing for size, length and what is included before ordering.

GIA identifies color as ruby’s most significant quality factor. Pure, vibrant red to slightly purplish red is generally preferred, while stones that are too dark can lose brightness and very light material may be classified as pink sapphire. Clarity, cut, size, treatment and origin can also affect appearance and value. Product photos are not a laboratory grade, so use the listing’s stated specifications and ask about treatment, origin or a report if those details matter to you.

For a simple look, consider halo studs, a solitaire-style pendant or a streamlined or station bracelet. Floral, bow, butterfly, tassel and starburst designs add more detail. Open rings and halo pieces feel decorative, while the men’s selection uses broader bands, geometric shoulders and larger center-stone silhouettes. Choose a shape and scale similar to jewelry the recipient already wears.

Ruby ranks 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, so it resists scratching better than many gems. Hardness does not make a stone or setting immune to chips, fractures or impact, and surface-reaching inclusions can affect durability. Wear the piece with care, especially during sport, lifting, cleaning or other impact-prone work, and store it separately from softer jewelry.

First check whether the ruby has been treated. GIA says warm, soapy water and a soft brush are usually safe for untreated, heat-treated and lattice-diffusion-treated ruby; glass-filled or dyed stones should be cleaned only with a damp cloth. Because these listings do not state treatment, ask before using ultrasonic or steam cleaning. Also follow the care guidance for the metal finish and any accent stones.

For rings, check the listed size options or whether the design is described as open. For bracelets, compare the stated length and extension; for necklaces, check chain and pendant measurements. For earrings, confirm the fastening and whether the listing is for a pair. If a measurement, fit detail or closure is absent, ask before ordering.

Ruby gives a July birthday gift a direct birthstone connection and can mark a 15th or 40th wedding anniversary. Its red color and long-standing associations with love and passion also make it expressive for a partner or family member. These meanings are traditions, so pair them with a jewelry type, size and style the recipient will genuinely enjoy.