Natural Ruby Ring

Natural Ruby Ring is sterling silver and a size 8. This ring has been reikied by a certified reiki master.

Ruby-Ruby encourages passion and a zest for life. It improves motivation and setting of realistic goals. Balances the heart and instills confidence. Ruby encourages joy, spontaneity, laughter and courage. It promotes positive dreams and stimulates the pineal gland. Aids in retaining wealth and passion. Ruby encourages removal of negative energies from your path. It overcomes exhaustion and lethargy and imparts potency and vigour. Calms hyperactivity.

Sterling Silver Jewelry Care:

Keep Sterling silver dry and away from moisture

Interesting fact: pure water by itself doesn't damage sterling silver, but most of the water we're exposed to in our daily lives is not purified. Chemicals and contaminants in the water can result in tarnished and dull-looking silver, so it's best to know what's what when it comes to water. 

• Shower. It's not a great idea to shower with your jewelry on, but once in a while isn't going to do any lasting damage. Just make sure to dry it after.

• Swimming Pool. Take your silver off. Chlorine is a pretty harsh chemical, so if you accidentally forget to remove your silver jewelry before hopping in, make sure to rinse and clean it afterward. 

• Hot Tub. Same idea as the swimming pool, but there's even more chlorine in the hot tub and the heat can accelerate the chemical reaction. 

• Hot Springs. The sulfur in natural hot springs will wreak havoc on your silver. Unless you're going for that "dark oxidized" look, avoid at all costs. 

• Bonus Tip: Chemicals in lotions and perfumes can also cause your jewelry to tarnish. Apply them first, let them dry, and then put your jewelry on. This alone can make a HUGE difference in your silver's luster. 

Take Off Jewelry When:

• Household chores, such as dishes, laundry, and when using cleaning supplies

• When exercising, at the gym, or playing contact sports

• When showering or bathing 

• Swimming, hot tubs, or saunas

• Very hot places (such as when lying out at the beach or pool)

• When getting ready (i.e: putting on lotion, makeup, hair products)

• Preparing, cooking, or eating foods that contain sulfur (this includes eggs and mayonnaise). 

• Outside chores or tasks, such as gardening