Vintage 18k Gold Ring With 33 Natural Rubies And 48 Authentic Diamonds

A bold and elegant piece, this vintage 18K gold ring combines the intense color of natural rubies with the unmistakable sparkle of diamonds. Featuring five alternating bands of 33 carré-cut rubies and 48 8/8-cut diamonds, the ring dazzles with symmetry and brilliance. All gemstones are securely set in a polished 18K gold band with a curved structure that hugs the finger comfortably and stylishly, perfect for special occasions or daily wear.

The ring was certified in April 2009 by the European Gemological Diamond Institute (EGDI), confirming the authenticity of both the stones and the gold. It is in excellent condition, with no visible flaws or damage. The rubies exhibit a deep, rich red tone, a color long associated with passion and distinction. The diamonds contrast beautifully, adding light and sophistication to the overall design. This ring is made to be noticed, to shine, and to express personality.

This is not just a ring; it’s a smart investment. Its selling price is significantly lower than its real market value, making it a prime opportunity for collectors or buyers looking for a high-end piece at a fair price. It also makes a magnificent gift—one that speaks of taste, emotion, and timeless elegance. And if you're gifting it to yourself, you couldn’t have chosen better.

The person who wears this ring will shine with confidence and elegance. The contrast of fiery rubies and radiant diamonds creates a stunning effect that moves with you. It’s more than jewelry; it’s a bold style statement.

Weight: 6.7 grams


Measurements: Size ES: 15 – FR: 55 – UK: P – US: 7.5 – CN: 15

A jeweler can resize this ring to fit the client. It can be adjusted larger or smaller as needed. Ring resizing is a standard jeweler’s service.

History of Ruby and Diamond Rings

Rings with rubies and diamonds have been timeless symbols of wealth, power, and passion. Historically, rubies were known as the "king of gemstones," often worn by nobility and royalty. They were believed to bring good luck, protect from harm, and symbolize deep love, making them ideal for engagement rings and treasured gifts.

During the Renaissance and Baroque periods, jewelers began pairing rubies with diamonds for their visual impact. The trend flourished in the 19th century among the European elite, and with the arrival of Art Deco, the combination evolved into more geometric and refined styles, such as the carré-cut seen in this ring.

Today, natural rubies remain highly prized for their vivid color and rarity, and diamonds continue to represent luxury and purity. The combination is still one of the most desirable in fine jewelry. Owning a piece like this means holding a piece of history, elegance, and long-lasting value.