27 Shades of Ruby Color
Explore different types of Ruby colors for your website, brand or any project.
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#9b111e
Ruby Red Color
Burma’s Mogok Valley produced rubies that once outpriced diamonds in colonial trade, colored by chromium substituting into corundum. Ruby red color (#9b111e) glows like the July birthstone held to lamplight, a deep, slightly bluish red. Fine jewelry brands and heritage packaging still lean on this exact hex.
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#ca0147
Ruby Color
July’s birthstone, colored by chromium substituting into corundum; the finest specimens come from Mogok, Myanmar. Ruby color (#ca0147) delivers a deep, slightly pink-leaning red with jewel richness. Luxury branding and heritage packaging still favor the exact wavelength.
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#73525c
Ruby Grey Color
Ruby with the shine taken off, a dusty wine-mauve. Ruby Grey color (#73525c) makes a snug bedroom or powder room. Gold and cream warm it.
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#73525c
Ruby Grey
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#ca0147
Ruby
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#9b111e
Ruby Red
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#9a4149
Timeless Ruby
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#e81320
Silken Ruby
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#9c0009
Shades of Ruby
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#a2566f
Ruby Shade
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#bd1c30
Ruby Shard
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#9c2e33
Ruby Slippers
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#bb1122
Ruby Star
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#5c384e
Ruby Violet
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#85393d
Ruby Wine
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#a03d41
Ruby Ring
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#975b60
Ruby Crystal
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#e0115f
Ruby Dust
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#d0a2a0
Ruby Eye
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#813e45
Ruby Lips
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#b0063d
Ruby Queen
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#974f49
Rembrandt Ruby
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#ce536b
Oriental Ruby
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#8d504b
Moroccan Ruby
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#aa4069
Medium Ruby
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#503136
Joyful Ruby
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#773b4a
July Ruby
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#dd3344
Cruel Ruby
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#a81c1d
Bloody Ruby
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#841b2d
Antique Ruby