Natural Ruby (Manik) Ring in 925 Sterling Silver - Urja
The Natural Ruby (Manik) Ring in 925 Sterling Silver - Urja (Design 1200) features a bold oval faceted Ruby securely cradled in a 4-nail setting, its deep crimson hues glowing against the sleek, polished silver band. The setting’s four prongs hold the stone low to the finger, while the band’s smooth, unbroken profile ensures all-day comfort. Sourced from Thailand and graded A for clarity and colour saturation, this Manik stone exhibits the rich, fiery tones that define premium natural Rubies.
The faceted cut catches light from every angle, making the Ruby appear alive with movement, yet the low-profile setting keeps it practical for daily wear. The 925 sterling silver alloy balances durability with a lustrous finish, while the skin-touch base ensures a gentle feel against the skin. In Vedic tradition, Ruby—Manik—is linked to the Sun, symbolising vitality and courage. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
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The Natural Ruby (Manik) Ring in 925 Sterling Silver - Urja (Design 1200) features a bold oval faceted Ruby securely cradled in a 4-nail setting, its deep crimson hues glowing against the sleek, polished silver band. The setting’s four prongs hold the stone low to the finger, while the band’s smooth, unbroken profile ensures all-day comfort. Sourced from Thailand and graded A for clarity and colour saturation, this Manik stone exhibits the rich, fiery tones that define premium natural Rubies.
The faceted cut catches light from every angle, making the Ruby appear alive with movement, yet the low-profile setting keeps it practical for daily wear. The 925 sterling silver alloy balances durability with a lustrous finish, while the skin-touch base ensures a gentle feel against the skin. In Vedic tradition, Ruby—Manik—is linked to the Sun, symbolising vitality and courage. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
