14K Yellow Gold Purple Jade & Natural Ruby Ring | 0.60ct Est

One of a Kind

This piece is singular in every sense. The jade, the proportions, the weight — none of it can be replicated once it is gone. This is not a catalogue piece. It is a specific object, existing once.

How does this ring differ from FJJDR002 — the other purple jade and ruby ring?

Both rings share the jade-and-ruby combination, but they are entirely different objects. FJJDR002 features a 14 × 18mm jade in an open gallery setting with ruby clusters visible from the side — a ring with architectural lightness. This ring (FJJDR003) is built around a 17 × 23.5mm cabochon in a closed, elevated multi-prong mount — a ring with pure monumental presence. The jade here is substantially larger, the gold weight is 11.58 grams versus 7.00 grams, and the overall character is more commanding and regal rather than sculptural and refined. They appeal to different wearers for different reasons. Browse our full fine jewellery collection.

What is a cabochon cut and why is it used for jade?

A cabochon is a gemstone shaped into a smooth, domed form without facets. Where faceted stones are cut to maximise light return through angled reflections, a cabochon reveals the stone's inherent character — its colour depth, internal translucency, and surface texture. Jade has been cut as a cabochon for thousands of years precisely because this form honours what jade actually is: a stone whose beauty is in its body, not its surface geometry. Faceting jade would interrupt the qualities that make it meaningful.

Is the jade natural and untreated?

The jade is natural. No treatment claims beyond what visual inspection confirms are made in this listing, as formal gemological certification for the stone is not available. Buyers who require certified documentation of treatment status should seek independent gemological assessment prior to purchase — which we recommend for any significant jade acquisition. The rubies are also natural; no grading claims are made beyond their natural status.

Is a ring of this scale comfortable to wear?

The 11.58 gram weight is substantial, and the elevated cabochon means the ring sits noticeably proud of the finger. For daily office wear, formal occasions, or statement dressing it is entirely appropriate. For manual work, cooking, gym use or sleep, we recommend removing it — both to protect the stone and the setting, and for comfort. The shank is rounded internally for comfortable extended wear, and the size UK O / US 7.5 suits a range of ring fingers with enough room that the stone does not feel tip-heavy once worn.

Why is only one available?

JewelHub sources fine jewellery as individual pieces, not production runs. This ring — this jade, in this mount, at this scale — exists exactly once. It will not be reordered, remade or restocked. A natural jade cabochon of 17 × 23.5mm with this tone and translucency is not a material that can simply be sourced again on request.

How do I care for this ring?

Clean with a soft damp cloth only. No ultrasonic cleaners, no steam, no chemicals. Given the elevated stone height, avoid wearing alongside other rings that might contact the jade during daily movement. Have the multi-prong setting checked by a fine jeweller periodically to confirm the prongs remain secure — particularly important for a stone of this size and weight. The 14K yellow gold requires no replating. For a full maintenance guide, visit our jewellery care guide.