60th Anniversary Raw Star Ruby Collection | Handcrafted Raw Crystal Jewelry | HAWKHOUSE

Celebrate a diamond anniversary without the hefty price tag. Our 60th Anniversary Collection features striking star ruby gemstones, a rare and dazzling alternative to diamonds. These deep crimson stones glow with an inner fire and six-rayed star effect for a truly mesmerizing display. Set in sterling silver, our star ruby jewelry makes an unforgettable gift for celebrating 60 years of marriage and eternal devotion. Love as timeless and enchanting as these radiant red gems.

60th Anniversary FAQ

What is the 60th wedding anniversary called?

• The 60th wedding anniversary is called the Diamond Jubilee.

What is the traditional 60th anniversary gift?

• The traditional gift for the 60th wedding anniversary is diamonds. Diamonds symbolize eternal love and faithfulness.

What is the modern 60th anniversary gift?

• The modern gift for the 60th wedding anniversary is diamonds.

What is the gemstone for the 60th anniversary?

• The gemstone associated with the 60th wedding anniversary is the diamond.

What color are 60th anniversary flowers?

• The flower associated with the 60th wedding anniversary is the rose. The color is yellow.

Are there any other symbols for a 60th wedding anniversary?

• Other symbols for the 60th wedding anniversary include oak trees, which represent wisdom and longevity.

What is a star ruby?

• A star ruby is a rare variety of ruby that exhibits asterism, a six-rayed star-shaped pattern. The star is caused by light reflecting off tiny rutile inclusions in the ruby.

Are star rubies valuable?

• Yes, star rubies can be quite valuable, especially if the star is sharp and distinct. The value depends on the color, clarity, and size of the stone.

How can you tell if a ruby is real or synthetic?

• Some ways to tell if a ruby is natural or synthetic include checking for curved striations, imperfections, and a slightly uneven shape which indicate a natural stone. Synthetic rubies are too perfect.

What colors do rubies come in?

• Rubies come in a range of red hues, from orangey red to purplish red. The most prized rubies are a medium slightly purplish red known as "pigeon's blood" red.