Crimson Oval Ruby & Diamond Cluster Ring in 18K White Gold

Model Number: PJR4372

Some stones need a setting built around them. Others just need room. This one needed room.

At 2.36 carats, the oval ruby at the centre of the Crimson Cluster Ring is the largest stone in our collection — and the design exists largely to stay out of its way. Four slender claws of 18K white gold hold it raised on an open gallery. A single halo of natural round-brilliant diamonds frames it, each stone in its own claw setting rather than sunk into a channel, so the prongs lift outward and finish the halo in a crown of points instead of a smooth rim.

Below the head, the band is plain. Slim, polished, no stones. We could have run diamonds down the shoulders and charged more for it. It would have made the ring worse.

Product Details

• Product: Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring
• Model Number: PJR4372
• Metal: 18K White Gold
• Gemstone: Natural Ruby
• Ruby Weight: 2.36 ct
• Diamond: Natural Diamond
• Total Diamond Weight: 0.28 ct
• Setting: Ruby in four claws, single diamond halo with outward-projecting prongs
• Shank: Slim plain polished half-round
• Gold Weight: 2.37 g
• Current Price: AED 3,895
• Original Price: AED 7,830

A Single Halo, Deliberately

The PJR4372 is defined by restraint around a substantial stone.

Where our sapphire and emerald clusters use a double halo, this one uses a single ring of larger diamonds — because a 2.36 ct centre stone does not need to be made to look bigger. Each halo diamond is individually claw-set, the prongs lifting outward so the cluster catches light from the sides as well as from above, giving it reach without adding a second row.

The head stands raised on an open gallery, which lets light enter the ruby from beneath rather than only reflecting off its table. This design appeals to anyone searching for a ruby and diamond ring in Dubai with real centre-stone presence.

Crafted in 18K White Gold

Crafted in 18K white gold with a bright mirror-polished finish.

Cool white metal gives maximum contrast against a warm red stone — it makes the ruby read as a saturated colour rather than blending toward the metal, and it keeps the surrounding diamonds at their whitest.

Natural Ruby and Diamonds

A 2.36 ct natural ruby framed by 0.28 ct of natural round-brilliant diamonds.

The ruby is a deep raspberry-red with a pink undertone, silky rather than glassy, carrying the soft internal character that large natural rubies typically show. Perfectly transparent rubies at this size are extraordinarily rare and priced accordingly. What this offers is a substantial natural stone with real depth and presence — and we would rather tell you that plainly than let you find out when the box opens.

Designed for Milestones

The PJR4372 is an elegant choice for July birthdays, 40th anniversaries, Valentine's, engagements and significant celebrations.

Ruby is July's birthstone and the traditional gemstone of the 40th wedding anniversary. At 9 on the Mohs hardness scale it is second only to diamond, which makes it durable enough for a ring intended to be worn rather than kept.

Why You'll Love It

• 2.36 ct natural oval ruby — our largest centre stone
• Single halo of individually claw-set natural diamonds
• 0.28 ct total natural diamond weight
• Outward-set halo prongs for light from every angle
• Raised head on an open gallery
• Slim plain shank — no stones on the shoulders
• Crafted in 18K white gold
• 2.37 g
• Matching pendant available (PJP3849)
• Available from Pattern Jewellery in Dubai

Presence, Without Crowding

Combining a substantial natural ruby with a deliberately restrained setting, the PJR4372 is a ring built on the understanding that a good stone needs space more than it needs decoration.

Its raised gallery, crown-point halo and plain polished shank make it a piece of real confidence — and the most striking single stone in our collection.

Discover PJR4372 at Pattern Jewellery — where natural diamonds and vibrant gemstones meet refined 18K gold craftsmanship.

Current Price: AED 3,895
Was: AED 7,830

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the ruby in this ring?

2.36 ct, oval cut — the largest centre stone in Pattern Jewellery's collection. It is held in four white gold claws and framed by a single halo of natural diamonds.

Why does this ring have a single halo when others have two?

Because the centre stone is large enough not to need the extra scale. A double halo is used to give a modest stone more presence; at 2.36 ct this ruby already has it. The single halo uses larger individual diamonds, each in its own claw, which frames the stone without competing with it.

What colour is the ruby?

A deep raspberry-red with a pink undertone, silky rather than glassy. Large natural rubies characteristically carry internal structure that softens their transparency — perfectly clear rubies at this size are extremely rare and priced far higher.

How much does it cost?

PJR4372 is AED 3,895, reduced from AED 7,830, including free UAE shipping, complimentary gift packaging and a lifetime warranty.

Is ruby durable enough for a ring?

Yes. Ruby is corundum, 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, second only to diamond. It is one of the most durable coloured stones available and well suited to a ring worn regularly.

Is ruby a birthstone?

Ruby is the birthstone for July and the traditional gemstone of the 40th wedding anniversary.

Is there a matching pendant?

Yes. PJP3849 is the matching Crimson pendant — the same single-halo cluster with a 2.71 ct ruby, in 18K white gold on a fine chain. The ring and pendant together are AED 7,190.

Where can I buy this ring in Dubai?

Pattern Gold & Diamond Jewellery, Dubai Gold Souk, Deira. Established 2005. Ring sizing done in store while you wait. WhatsApp +971 50 305 6945.