Ruby
Ruby crystals (like the raw ones we share in our subscription boxes) are natural formations of the gemstone ruby before they are cut and polished into faceted gemstones. They form through geological processes in metamorphic environments, typically within marble or schist rocks under high temperature and pressure conditions. Ruby crystals are composed of the mineral corundum, with the striking red color (which occurs when cut and polished) caused by traces of chromium.
Ruby crystals are found in various regions around the world, including Myanmar (Burma), Thailand, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and Mozambique. The quality and characteristics of ruby crystals can vary depending on their source. Enchanted Crystal sources their raw ruby varieties from Madagascar.
Metaphysically, ruby is believed to possess powerful properties. It is associated with the heart chakra, promoting love, passion, and vitality. Ruby is said to ignite courage, confidence, and personal strength, empowering individuals to pursue their dreams and overcome challenges. Ruby is also associated with abundance and success, with some believing it can attract wealth and prosperity.

All crystals sourced responsibly and packaged with care and intention.
Instagram? Follow @enchantedcrystal
Collections
Types
- Adamite
- Amethyst
- Apatite
- Aquamarine and Muscovite Mica
- Arkansas Quartz
- Azurite
- Blue Tara Quartz
- Botryoidal Chalcedony
- Brazilian Quartz
- Brazilian Smokey Elestial Quartz
- Calcite
- Danburite
- Dissolution Quartz
- Elestial Quartz
- Epidote in Quartz
- Fenster Quartz
- Fluorite
- Galena
- Goethite
- Grey Laser Quartz
- Hematite Picture Quartz
- Hemimorphite
- Hiddenite
- Hyalite Opal
- Iceland Spar
- Indigo Child Amethyst
- Inner Mongolian Quartz
- Laser Quartz
- Lemurian Quartz
- Lepidolite Mica
- Lepidolite Mica - B and C Grade
- Lithium Quartz
- Mexican Aragonite
- Mixed Mexican Minerals
- Moonstone
- Moroccan Calcite
- Moroccan Calcite on Matrix
- Moroccan Fluorite
- Mystery Crystal Gift Box
- Orange River Quartz
- Patagonia Pink Amethyst
- Penetrator Quartz
- Prehnite
- Pyrite
- Quartz
- Rutile Quartz
- Selenite
- Star Hollandite Quartz
- Super Seven
- Tanzanian Aquamarine
- Ulexite
- Vanadinite
- Vanadinite on Barite
- Wulfenite
- Zambian Amethyst