The History of Red
Red is the origin of all colors. It is the earliest color that humans master, imitate, and create, and it is also the first color to be distinguished into different hues. In ancient Greece and Rome, red was a symbol of power, wealth and dignity, and was appreciated and praised by people. In ancient China, pure cinnabar was very rare, so vermilion was very precious and was only owned by high-ranking officials. The emperor's instructions and memorials were left with vermilion, and wealthy people painted their doors with vermilion to show their wealth. Today, people's impression of the Forbidden City in Beijing is of those red walls and red doors, and those eyes full of red are vermilion.
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The most familiar red gemstone is Ruby, and many of the most famous jewelry in history feature rubies. In addition, we have to mention Spinel, which has the highest dispersion and the most dazzling brilliance, and Garnet, which is bright and rich in color. The crystal clear, orange-red tourmaline is also one of the red gemstones.
carmine
Carmine has a bright red hue and its name comes from the traditional Eastern cosmetic rouge. The use of rouge to create a mysterious red color on the face was a popular trend among ancient Chinese women. This color is often used in fashion, beauty, and home décor to provide a great brightening effect. Carmine is a very versatile color that can be used for many themes and occasions, such as expressions of passion or love, festive celebrations, traditional festivals, etc.
Viva Magenta • Delicate from the traditional Eastern feminine culture
carmine red gemstone
Fascinating blush red gemstones, common varieties include...
wine red
Burgundy refers to a deep red hue, named after the color of red wine. This color is usually a mixture of deep red and purple and can be described as a dark rich color, sometimes called peach or deep purple. Because this color has a rich, luxurious feel, it is also a popular wedding and holiday theme color, bringing a romantic and cozy feel.
Wine Red • The unique purplish-red color of aged red wine
Burgundy gemstone
Rich wine red, bringing a sense of romance.
pigeon blood red
Pigeon blood red is a very rare and high-quality red gemstone color, which refers to those red hues with very bright, highly saturated colors. The color got its name from its similarity to the color of pigeon blood. Pigeon's blood red gemstones are very rare, with the Mogok mine in Myanmar and a few other sources being the primary locations for this gemstone.
Pigeon Blood • A bright red color like a pigeon's eye
pigeon blood red gemstone
The value of pigeon blood red rubies depends on their color saturation, as well as the purity and transparency of the red.
deep red
Crimson is a red hue that is typically darker and more saturated than regular red, and richer and nobler than other red hues. Dark red shades contain more red pigments and melanin, making them more calm and stable than other red shades. In design and art, dark red is often used to create a sense of vintage and elegance, and can also be used as an accent color to attract attention.
Deep Red • A deep and lingering retro beauty
deep red gemstone
The noble deep red color appears particularly charming.....
Orange
Tangerine is a mixture of red and orange. This color is often described as a warm hue somewhere between red and orange, as it blends the properties of both colors. Oranges generally have a bright and vibrant appearance and are more subdued than reds and oranges. It is often used as an accent color in design and art to attract attention and create a lively and energetic atmosphere.
Mandarin Red • A manifestation of liveliness and vitality
orange ruby
A strong and vivid color, commonly found in gemstone varieties such as...
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WILLS Style Appreciation ~ Red Wing Earrings · Pigeon Blood Red Ruby
Blending natural elegance with fashionable aesthetics, the sides are cleverly arranged with sparkling diamonds to resemble wings poised for flight.
The market trend and future of the 2024 ruby
Ruby is a precious gemstone with a long history. Its bright red color is the number one collection that collectors flock to. As a result, ruby has always been in short supply, and its price has become "more expensive every year." Now take a look at the 2024 ruby trends from multiple angles!
WILLS Style Appreciation ~ Pigeon Blood Red • Natural Oval Ruby Diamond Ring
The color of pigeon blood ruby is one of the most distinctive and fascinating rubies. Its name comes from the deep red hue of its color, which resembles pigeon blood. The color of pigeon blood ruby shows a highly saturated and evenly saturated red color.
