Gardens of the Sun | Birthstone Jewelry Collection

Each month, a stone. Each stone, a story. Our birthstone jewelry collection celebrates the connection between time, nature, and identity — turning your birth month into something you can wear close to your skin. Whether you’re drawn to your own stone, a loved one’s, or simply the meaning it holds, this collection was made to honor who you are.

Crafted with ethical gemstones and metals, each piece is a keepsake with soul. Handcrafted to tell your story, your way.

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Explore the vibrant yet ethical world of birthstones, each with its own color, meaning, and story — lovingly crafted into jewelry you can wear every day.

You’ll find genuine ruby jewelry, including rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces across the collection that celebrate a birth month, mark a special moment, or carry a personal connection close to your heart.

See our Garnet, Amethyst, Aquamarine, Diamond, Emerald, Pearl, Moonstone, Peridot, Spinel, Sapphire, Opal, Tourmaline, Citrine, Topaz, Turquoise, Tanzanite, Zircon, Quartz, Morganite, Labradorite, Apatite, and Kyanite collections.

A Closer Look at Ruby Jewelry

Ruby's strength takes root in one of the highest mountain ranges in the world, the Himalayas. As two land masses collided, pressures that rippled through tectonic plates, transforming solid rock into the fiery gemstone we now call ruby. 

Ruby stone meaning & symbolism

Most powerful at a full moon, the fiery glow of a ruby is said to help overcome exhaustion and lethargy. True to its rich hue, it’s said a ruby stirs the blood, stimulates circulation to amplify energy – this is the stone to get your chi  or prana flowing.

Learn the full story behind ruby in our ruby birthstone post.

Ruby stone in jewelry use

Ruby has 7-9 Mohs scale of hardness with excellent toughness. You can use rubies as everyday gemstones, mounted in a prong setting. Store it in a separate ring box to keep it from scratching other gemstones. 

Ruby colors

Ruby is a variety of the mineral corundum and a sister of sapphire. All rubies will have a strong red color, but their overtone colors can range from purple to orange. 

Advice from Our Experts & Artisans

Choosing a birthstone is personal, whether you’re celebrating a birthday, marking a milestone, or simply drawn to a stone that speaks to you.

Here’s how to make it more meaningful:

Go beyond the calendar

Your ruby jewelry doesn’t have to be based on your birth month. It can represent someone you love, a life event, or a feeling you want to carry with you.

Choose the right birthstone & understand its character

Curious which gem is yours or what it symbolizes? Each gemstone has its own personality — from the toughness of ruby to the tender glow of opal. Visit our birthstone guide to explore the full list and meanings behind each stone.

Find your ring setting

The right setting can elevate the beauty and symbolism of your birthstone. Here are a few options to consider:

• Basket Prong Setting: This style nestles the stone in a metal “basket,” with open sides that let light dance through. It balances security with shine.
• Basket Double Prong Setting:  Think of this as a supportive hug for your gemstone — combining the depth of a basket setting with the strength of double prongs.
• Wire Basket Prong Setting: A finer, more delicate version of the classic basket. It gives your gem a light, almost floating appearance while still holding it firmly in place.
• Cathedral Bezel Setting: Inspired by gothic architecture, this style lifts the stone with graceful arches and wraps it in a sleek bezel. It’s bold, secure, and full of drama.
• Open Bezel Setting: A modern take on the bezel. It only partially frames the gem, so you get extra sparkle while still protecting the edges.
• Bezel Setting: The stone is surrounded entirely in metal for a clean and minimal look. It’s a great pick for everyday wear or an active lifestyle.
• Open Basket Double Prongs Setting: This one blends an airy, open basket with double prongs — perfect for those who want both visibility and structure in their ring.
• Side Stone Setting: A subtle accent stone placed next to your main gem. Available in bezel or prong settings, it adds balance, sparkle, or a hidden touch of symbolism.
• Accent Diamond Setting: Whether you love a glittering pavé band or a low-key flush-set diamond, these tiny stones add detail and depth to your ring’s design.

Each setting type brings out different qualities in your gemstone, so choose one that reflects your style and the story you want to tell.

Match it to your vibe

Are you into sleek minimalism or organic raw textures? We offer a variety of settings and designs. Let your personal style lead the way and create something that feels uniquely yours.

Choose your metal

The metal you select for your ruby jewelry not only affects the overall look but also its longevity and feel. Here are some options:

• White Gold: Known for its sleek and modern appeal, white gold is perfect for those who prefer a more contemporary look.
• Yellow Gold: A classic, warm option that complements almost any gemstone, particularly if you’re aiming for a more traditional aesthetic.
• Rose Gold: With its soft, romantic hue, rose gold offers a unique and modern take, ideal for a vintage or feminine feel.
• Black Gold: A unique take on traditional gold. Our black gold is made by blending gold with silver, resulting in a naturally oxidized finish with a soft charcoal sheen.
• Recycled Sterling Silver: Sustainable and eco-friendly, recycled sterling silver is an excellent choice for those who prioritize ethical choices in their jewelry.

Be open to ruby color variations

Natural ruby jewelry have personality. This means inclusions, color shifts, and unique quirks that make your jewelry one-of-a-kind. If you're looking for a specific tone or shade, just ask — we’ll show you what we have on hand.

Want a ruby jewelry set? We’ve got you

Whether you’re eyeing a ruby ring, necklace, bracelet, or earrings, or want a full birthstone set, we’re here to help you create something meaningful and cohesive.

Ruby jewelry for engagement rings

Birthstone engagement rings are full of meaning and non-traditional charm. Whether it's a classic ruby engagement ring or something more unexpected like an heirloom redesign, we’re here to help you.

Birthstone Jewelry Collection – Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where do the ruby stone come from?

We source our gemstones with care from traceable and ethical origins, and our rubies are ethically sourced from Indonesia, Thailand, Madagascar, and Sri Lanka.

2. Is ruby jewelry suitable for everyday wear?

We recommend checking our jewelry care guide for tips on keeping it safe.

3. Can I request a specific ruby color or shape?

Absolutely. If you have something special in mind, just drop us an email. We’ll share our available stones and help you find one that speaks to you.

4. Do you offer gift wrapping and include a note?

We do! Leave a note at checkout and we’ll wrap your jewelry with love. We can also handwrite a personal message for you. You might also want to browse our gift accessories for even more thoughtful touches.

5. Do you offer engraving?

Some birthstone jewelry can be engraved with a name, date, or tiny message. Let us know your idea and we’ll check if engraving is possible based on the design and available space.