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This ruby engagement ring set states it twice: a 7 × 9 mm oval ruby of roughly 2 carats burning at the center of the engagement ring, and a matching wedding band in the same warm solid rose gold — crimson and blush, the two most romantic colors in jewelry, finally in one box. Two-Ring Bridal Set Genuine Lab-Grown Ruby 7 × 9 mm Oval, ~2.0 ct Moissanite or Diamond Accents Solid 10K / 14K / 18K Rose Gold Free US Shipping The Engagement Ring An oval ruby of saturated crimson, lifted on a slender rose gold band whose shoulders carry your choice of moissanite or natural diamond accents — white fire framing red. The Wedding Band The matching rose gold band, made alongside the engagement ring in the same karat and finish so the two sit flush and age together, shade for shade. A Genuine Ruby, Grown Above Ground The center stone is a lab-grown ruby — and a lab-grown ruby is a real ruby: the same corundum crystal, the same chromium that sets it alight, the same Mohs 9 hardness as a mined stone. Growing it above ground yields the rich, even red that mined rubies of this size command extraordinary prices for, without compromise on what the stone actually is. Ruby has meant passion and protection for as long as people have written about gems — our ruby meaning guide traces that history, and if you were born in July, this is your birthstone at its best. Why Ruby Loves Rose Gold Most red stones fight their setting; ruby and rose gold share one. The band’s blush undertone picks up the warm side of the ruby’s crimson, so stone and metal read as a single gradient of warmth rather than a contrast. It is the difference between a red stone mounted on a ring and a ring that seems to have been designed around the color red. Browse more of the stone across our ruby jewelry collection, or see how other couples pair it in our wedding ring sets for women. The Oval Cut: Presence Without Weight At 7 × 9 mm and approximately 2 carats, the oval cut spreads the ruby’s color across a generous face while keeping the profile graceful. Ovals also flatter the finger — the elongated outline draws the eye lengthwise — and their rounded facets keep the red glowing from every angle rather than flashing from a few. Accents: Moissanite or Natural Diamond The engagement ring’s accent stones come in your choice of two materials. Moissanite: D color, VVS1 clarity, Mohs 9, with vivid rainbow fire. Natural diamond: G/H color, eye-clean I1 clarity, conflict-free, Mohs 10, with the classic white flash. Either way, the white accents make the ruby look redder — which is the point. Three Karats of Solid Rose Gold Both rings are cast in solid rose gold, chosen at the drop-down — the blush color is alloyed through the metal itself and is permanent: 10K rose gold — the hardest and most affordable of the three. 14K rose gold — the best-selling balance of durability and rich, warm color. 18K rose gold — the highest gold content and the deepest blush. Our 10K vs 14K vs 18K karat guide compares them side by side, and the full rose gold rings collection shows the metal across every stone we set in it. Specifications Set contents Engagement ring + matching wedding band (two-piece set) Center stone Ruby, lab-grown (genuine corundum) Cut Oval Stone size 7.0 × 9.0 mm (approx.) Carat weight ~2.0 ct (approx.) Hardness 9 Mohs Accent stones Moissanite (D, VVS1) or natural diamond (G/H, I1, conflict-free) Metal Solid rose gold — 10K, 14K, or 18K Band width 1.7 mm average Engraving Complimentary, up to 16 characters Production Made to order — please allow 3–5 weeks Includes Luxury ring box, free US shipping Sizing & Care Select your size from the drop-down — half and quarter sizes are available. Before ordering, a quick pass through our ring size guide is worth the minutes: jewelers’ sizers and mandrels can disagree by up to half a size. Ruby asks very little. At Mohs 9 it wears beautifully through daily life; wash both rings occasionally in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap, brush gently around the setting, and dry with a lint-free cloth to keep the crimson and the blush gold glowing. Frequently Asked Questions Is the center stone a real ruby? Yes. A lab-grown ruby is a genuine ruby — the same corundum crystal, colored by the same chromium, at the same Mohs 9 hardness as a mined stone. It differs only in origin, which makes it conflict-free and more evenly colored. What is included in this set? Two rings sold as a pair: the oval ruby engagement ring with white accent stones, and the matching solid rose gold wedding band. Both arrive together in one luxury ring box with free US shipping. What are the ruby’s specifications? An oval-cut lab-grown ruby measuring approximately 7.0 x 9.0 mm and weighing about 2.0 carats, with a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale. How is ruby different from garnet? Garnet is a different mineral — softer, at Mohs 6.5-7.5, with a darker, wine-toned red. Ruby is corundum at Mohs 9 with a brighter, more saturated crimson and far better scratch resistance for daily wear. Our garnet vs ruby comparison covers the differences in depth. Is ruby durable enough for an engagement ring? Extremely. At Mohs 9, ruby is second only to diamond and moissanite among ring-worthy stones. It handles everyday wear without special precautions. Will the red color stay vivid? Yes. Ruby’s color comes from chromium inside the crystal itself, so the crimson is permanent — it cannot wash out, dull with cleaning, or change with age. Should I pick moissanite or natural diamond accents? Moissanite accents (D, VVS1, Mohs 9) bring extra rainbow fire; natural diamond accents (G/H, eye-clean I1, conflict-free, Mohs 10) keep the sparkle classic. Both make the ruby’s red read stronger by contrast. Which rose gold karat should I choose? 10K is the hardest and most affordable, 14K is our most popular balance of durability and color, and 18K carries the highest gold content with the deepest blush. All three are solid rose gold through and through. Is the rose gold solid or plated? Solid. The blush color is alloyed into the metal itself in every karat — never plated or gold-filled — so it is permanent and will not turn your skin green. Is ruby a birthstone? Yes — ruby is the birthstone for July, which makes this set an especially meaningful choice for summer birthdays, July anniversaries, and 40th wedding anniversaries, which ruby traditionally marks. Can the rings be engraved? Yes. Complimentary engraving of up to 16 characters is included on your order — initials, a date, or a short phrase. How long does the set take to make? Each set is made to order; please allow 3-5 weeks for handcrafting. Requested modifications may extend the timeline and adjust pricing. Can I add an appraisal? Yes — select the optional appraisal from the drop-down menu. The appraisal cost is non-refundable once the work has been performed. {"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"Is the center stone a real ruby?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Yes. A lab-grown ruby is a genuine ruby - the same corundum crystal, colored by the same chromium, at the same Mohs 9 hardness as a mined stone. 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