Description :-

A gemstone that has been polished and shaped rather than faceted is known as a cabochon, sometimes known as a cab. These stones usually have one domed side and one flat side. In the corundum family, ruby is regarded as the best red variation. For millennia, rubies have ranked among the most valuable gems in existence. Since its discovery, kings and noblemen have employed ruby cabochons in their jewellery and crowns. Ruby Cabochon, also known as Ruby Cabochon Cut, is a highly regarded cutting technique for the priceless gemstone Ruby, a member of the Corundum mineral family. Ruby cabochons, as opposed to faceted rubies, are typically found in round and oval shapes and have a smooth, polished, dome-shaped surface and look. The same astrological advantages apply to it as they do to any Ruby, and it is frequently used in jewellery. This wine-coloured Bangkok Ruby Pear Cabochon Gemstone may be used to create rings and pendants, giving it an attractive appearance. So that the stones don't rub against one another, cabochon jewellery should be kept apart or in pouches. They may scuff against each other due to varying hardness. To prevent tangles and kinks, chains should be hung or laid flat for storage.