Ruby Necklace

The ruby necklace is a jewel that has embodied passion for millennia. This intense, vibrant red, worn at the hollow of the neck, has a presence that few stones can equal. Indian maharajas considered the ruby the most precious of all gems, far above the diamond. Burmese warriors inserted it into their flesh before battle to become invincible. And in Hindu tradition, the ruby is called ratnaraj, the king of precious stones. Worn as a necklace, the ruby is located between the heart chakra and the throat chakra, a placement that allows it to work simultaneously on the passion of the heart and the expression of that passion.

In lithotherapy, the ruby necklace is renowned for its properties of vitality, courage, and passion. It is a stone that rekindles the inner flame, restores energy when one feels extinguished, and encourages living life to the fullest. It is recommended during periods of deep fatigue, lack of motivation, or when romantic life needs a new spark. Ruby doesn't do things by halves: it is a fiery stone that warms, energizes, and ignites. Ruby pairs well with garnet (enhanced vitality), amethyst (channeling fire energy), or rock crystal (amplification). For maintenance, ruby is an extremely easy stone to care for with a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale. Rinsing with clear water and recharging in the sun or moonlight are sufficient.