Ruby
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British pronunciation/ɹˈuːbi/
American pronunciation/ˈɹubi/

Definition & Meaning of "ruby"

Ruby
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a precious gemstone consisting of corundum with a color ranged between crimson red and pink

ruby definition and meaning

What is a "ruby"?

A ruby is a precious gemstone renowned for its rich red color and symbolic significance. It is a variety of mineral corundum, which also includes sapphire, and is one of the traditional cardinal gems along with emerald, diamond, and sapphire. Rubies are commonly used in jewelry, particularly in engagement and wedding rings, and are often associated with love, passion, and commitment. The value and quality of a ruby depend on factors such as its color, clarity, and size, with the most valuable rubies being those with a deep red hue and minimal inclusions. The name "ruby" is derived from the Latin word "ruber," meaning red, and this gemstone has been treasured by cultures across the world throughout history.

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a deep and vivid red color

1.2

a transparent piece of ruby that has been cut and polished and is valued as a precious gem

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purplish-red in color

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Her lips were painted a vibrant ruby shade for the special occasion.
The sky turned a deep ruby hue as the sun set over the horizon.
As the weather grew colder, her cheeks displayed a soft ruby shade.
The antique ring featured an ornate setting that held a ruby.
His black suit was designed to be completed with a ruby tie.
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