Rubies are always seen as having red hues because its name is derived from the Latin word "rubrum," which means red. It can be anything from pink to a deep shade of crimson that looks like blood. The gem form of the mineral corundum is called a ruby. All other hues of corundum are categorised as Sapphires, whereas red shades are categorised as Rubies. Given that it has a Mohs Hardness of 9, it is a very good choice for daily use. This oval-shaped 1.01 ruby stone came from a mine in Mozambique. The Pigeon's Blood Red shade of a ruby is the most desired. This word refers to the purest red colour in rubies, which is intense and vibrant.
Rubies larger than 5 carats in gem quality are highly rare and can be very expensive. The Mogok region of Burma produces the finest and most valuable rubies. Vietnam, Mozambique, Madagascar, Tanzania, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, India, Thailand, and Sri Lanka are additional noteworthy locales. Star Ruby and Trapiche Ruby, which have a spoked wheel-like shape, are two other significant ruby variants (displaying a six-rayed star on the surface).
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