Red
Two reds. Raw garnet is dark and wine-toned; raw ruby reads brighter and more pink-red in daylight.
Mostly rings, from a single dainty stone up to five-stone and eternity styles, with a few studs including a triple garnet cluster. The rough is uncut, so each stone has its own facets and depth of color.
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100-Day Returns
Unworn pieces may be returned within 100 days of delivery; custom and made-to-order pieces are excluded.
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Boxed for Giving
Every order arrives in a Ringcrush gift box at no added cost, so nothing needs wrapping.
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Free US Shipping
Shipping is free on every US order with no minimum, and each package travels with tracking.
What to expect from your Red
Stones, metals, delivery windows, sizing and daily wear, gathered in one place.
Why is every raw stone different?
Each stone is a genuine raw gemstone, kept in the shape it grew in rather than cut and faceted. Colour, shape and inclusions shift from one crystal to the next, so no two pieces are identical and the one that arrives is a close relative of the photo rather than a copy. Every gemstone we set is conflict-free.
What are these pieces made of?
Gold styles are 14k gold-filled (1/20) finished with a 24k gold dip, warm pink styles use rose gold fill, and any style listing a silver option is made in 925 sterling silver. Gold fill is a thick bonded layer of gold rather than a thin plating, which is why it stands up to daily wear. We use recycled precious metals wherever possible, and every piece is 100% hand crafted in our Atlanta studio by Bailey.
When will my order reach me?
Shipping inside the US is free on every order with no minimum, and each parcel travels with tracking. In-stock pieces ship within 1 business day and land in 3 to 5 days, while made-to-order pieces are handcrafted within 10 to 15 business days before they ship. International orders travel at USPS rates, and any duties are the responsibility of the buyer.
What if I need to send something back?
Unworn pieces can come back to us within 100 days of delivery, with custom and made-to-order work as the two exceptions. Return postage is paid by the buyer unless the mistake was ours. Write to support@ringcrush.com and we will walk through it with you.
How do I land on the right ring size?
Sizes are listed on each ring page, and ready-to-ship rings are made in whole sizes. Every ring page carries a size guide plus a printable paper sizer you can measure with at home. If you sit between two sizes, take the larger of the two.
How do I keep a piece looking its best?
Keep it clear of chlorine, harsh cleansers and household chemicals, and slip it off before you swim. A soft dry cloth is all it takes to buff the metal back up. Store it dry and out of direct sun, and the Ringcrush gift box that comes with every order at no extra charge is a good place for it.
A closer look at Red
Garnet and ruby sit at opposite ends of the red range. Garnet tends toward deep burgundy with cooler undertones and is the January birthstone; ruby is a corundum, harder and warmer, and belongs to July. Seeing both side by side is the easiest way to tell which red you actually want. Almost every stone on… this page is rough rather than faceted. Each one is picked out of the rough parcel by hand, then the setting is built around it, in 24k gold over electroformed copper or in sterling silver. Two exceptions sit alongside them: a rosecut garnet and a created ruby, for anyone who wants a cut stone. That means a triangle garnet stud and its mate will be close but not identical, which is the look we are after. For a first red piece, a single-stone ring is the least demanding. For something that reads across a room, the five-stone rings and the eternity band do more work.