18ct Yellow Gold Ruby & Diamond Clover Ring

A glamorous new clover style cluster ring with a collection of four vibrant rubies surrounding a dainty central ruby, all framed by a scalloped halo of round brilliant cut diamonds, and presented on an elegant 18ct yellow gold band.

Total ruby weight 0.37ct

Total diamond weight 0.09ct

Size M 1/2, may size to fit

Diamond is the birthstone for April 

Diamonds are given in celebration of your 60th Wedding Anniversary 

Traditionally, Diamonds are seen as a symbol of faithfulness, commitment and relationships filled with love. This incredible natural stone is known as a love-bearing stone that is 'dependable in its virtues when received as a gift' which is why they have been used in engagement rings since the 15th century.

Diamonds are said to bring about new beginnings as well as clarity of mind and are said to aid enlightenment, this is yet another reason as to why they are used to symbolise a new chapter in your life - whether that is the start of a marriage or anniversaries further on in the relationship.

Ruby is the birthstone for July 

Rubies are given in celebration of both your 15th and 40th Wedding Anniversary 

Ruby is one of the world's most precious gemstones and is known as both The Queen of stones and The stone of Kings. 

For centuries, the ruby has represented nobility and passion. When worn, rubies are said to heighten all powerful emotions. This fiery precious stone is also known as the stone of courage and is said to ward off misfortune. 

Ruby is said to restore vital life forces and increase energy. It is ideal for encouraging its wearer to live life to its fullest and embrace the joys of life. They also help to bring down the walls we build around us to keep others out. This vibrant gemstone allows the fire of passion and love to advance - making rubies an excellent Valentine's Day gift or a token of your love all year round.