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Red Jewelry

Jewelry where the main color is red: 

• Ruby: One of the most famous and valuable red gemstones, known for its deep red color and exceptional hardness.

• Garnet: Commonly found in a deep, rich red, although it can come in other colors as well.

• Spinel: Often found in a bright red color, spinel is sometimes mistaken for ruby.

• Red Tourmaline (Rubellite): A variety of tourmaline that can range from pinkish-red to deep red.

• Red Beryl (Bixbite): A rare and beautiful red gemstone, also known as "red emerald."

• Carnelian: A reddish-orange chalcedony that is often used in jewelry and carvings.

• Red Jasper: An opaque, red variety of chalcedony that is often used for decorative items and jewelry.

• Pyrope Garnet: A type of garnet that has a rich, blood-red color.

• Coral: Often found in a range of red hues, from pinkish-red to deep red. It's commonly used in jewelry and carvings.

• Red Agate: A variety of chalcedony that can have striking red bands or patterns.

• Red Zircon: Known for its brilliant red color and high refractive index, making it sparkle similarly to diamonds.

• Red Aventurine: A type of quartz known for its shimmering red color due to inclusions of mica or hematite.

• Rhodonite: Typically pink to red, often with black manganese oxide veins.

• Fire Opal: While usually more orange, it can also exhibit deep red hues and is prized for its vibrant color and play of light.

• Red Coral: Specifically found in the Mediterranean Sea, highly valued for its rich red color and use in traditional jewelry.

• Amber: While more commonly yellow or orange, there are rare red varieties of amber, known as "cherry amber."

• Jasper: A form of chalcedony, red jasper has rich earthy red tones.

• Red Opal: Although rare, some opals have vibrant red hues and the characteristic play of color.

• Sunstone: Known for its reddish-orange color with a glittering effect, due to inclusions of hematite or goethite.

• Red Fluorite: Although usually found in a variety of colors, fluorite can sometimes be found in red.

• Rhodocrosite: Typically pink to red, often used in cabochon jewelry.