Cup holders are perfect

When most people see a cup holder – or mug tree, they automatically think of coffee cups. The jewelry enthusiast should see this item and think of how it could be used as a jewelry stand! With its many sturdy arms, a cup tree can easily accommodate necklaces, bracelets, and anklets. Some of the metal holders have arms that are small enough to serve as ring holders as well. You may even have one of these in your home already, just waiting for you to store your ruby rings and other jewelry.

Wall displays

A cork board can quickly become a jewelry stand if you put a little creativity into the process. Rings, necklaces, and bracelets can all be held up by the push pins, while a length of string –a shoelace for example – can be suspended across the top of the board for hanging earrings.

Of course, there are any number of other items that could work just as well, if you don’t want to spend the money to buy a new jewelry stand for your ruby rings and other precious gems and metals. The important thing is that, no matter which option you select, you create a stand that makes you happy with the way your jewelry is being displayed.

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Vintage and Antique Blood Red Ruby Ring Prices

Antique styles usually have untreated rubies and are often the original blood rubies from Burma (Myanmar) and therefore of the best quality. You can find a selection of such items at a place called Adin Antique Jewelry and other vintage jewelry shops, and often there are pieces for just a few hundred dollars. Authentic antique blood ruby rings are frequently found accented with old mine diamonds and sometimes in art deco designs with other gemstones such as emeralds or blue sapphires and often with seed pearls. There are a few blood red ruby ring styles that are exquisite for about $250 and include pearls as accents and are set in solid gold. However, the vast majority of antique genuine blood ruby rings range from $500 to about $1,000. In that price range there are dozens of styles to choose from.

Alternatives for Buying Cheap Blood Ruby Rings

If you want pigeon blood red ruby ring styles in contemporary designs set in yellow or white gold or platinum you will need to budget at least a couple thousand for the better quality items. However, you can have a very cheap ring if you choose one of two alternatives.

The first way to save on buying a blood red ruby ring is to select a gemstone that is natural but has been treated to enhance it’s color. Treating rubies with heat to bring out their color is a very common practice and allows rubies to be priced much more affordably because a lesser quality stone with a lighter natural color may be made to look like a high quality natural pigeon blood ruby. These enhanced blood red ruby ring designs may be priced around $100 or $200 depending on the metal mounting you choose. For solid gold with a treated ruby you will spend around $300 or more, for platinum much more, but there are cheap sterling silver blood ruby rings under 100 dollars from many online jewelers.

The other cheap blood red ruby ring buying alternative is to choose “created” rubies as the central stone. Created means they are manmade, not natural, however, if your aim is to have an affordable yet beautiful and fun cocktail ring for parties, then you can get imitation ruby rings for $30 to $50 in dazzling designs that may even have sparkling cubic zirconia diamonds as accents and may be set in gold electroplated mountings or solid sterling silver. There are online shops like Emitations and Heavenly Treasures who have lots of created ruby ring styles that are ultra affordable and very good quality, even if they are faux.

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