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'''Ruby''' is a valuable red [[gem]] found in small clusters within [[bauxite]]. A given cluster may also contain a single [[star ruby]]. Aside from the colour, rubies are exactly identical to [[sapphire]]s, including the value and physical characteristics (this implies that rubies are not magma-safe, melting at {{ct|11500}}). Rubies are also exactly identical to star rubies aside from the location and value.
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==In Real Life==
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"Ruby" is a type of red corundum (Aluminum Oxide: Al<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>); any colored corundum besides red is called a [[sapphire]]. Unlike in-game, rubies do '''not''' occur within [[bauxite]] in real life.
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Latest revision as of 20:08, 4 February 2014

Ruby
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Uses
Location

  • Found within bauxite as small clusters
Properties
Contains

Wikipedia article

This article is about an older version of DF.

Ruby is a valuable red gem found in small clusters within bauxite. A given cluster may also contain a single star ruby. Aside from the colour, rubies are exactly identical to sapphires, including the value and physical characteristics (this implies that rubies are not magma-safe, melting at 11500 °U ). Rubies are also exactly identical to star rubies aside from the location and value.

In Real Life[edit]

"Ruby" is a type of red corundum (Aluminum Oxide: Al2O3); any colored corundum besides red is called a sapphire. Unlike in-game, rubies do not occur within bauxite in real life.

Ornamental
Amber opalAventurineBanded agateBloodstoneBlue jadeBone opalBrown jasperCarnelianCherry opalChrysocollaChrysopraseCitrineClear tourmalineDendritic agateFire agateFortification agateGold opalGray chalcedonyJasper opalLace agateLapis lazuliLavender jadeMilk opalMilk quartzMoonstoneMorionMoss agateMoss opalOnyxOnyx opalPicture jasperPineapple opalPink jadePipe opalPlume agatePrasePrase opalPyriteResin opalRock crystalRose quartzSardSardonyxSchorlShell opalSmoky quartzSunstoneTiger ironTigereyeTube agateTurquoiseVarisciteWax opalWhite chalcedonyWhite jadeWood opalYellow jasper
Semi-precious
AlexandriteAlmandineAmethystAquamarineBandfire opalBlack opalBlack pyropeBlack zirconBlue garnetBrown zirconCat's eyeChrysoberylCinnamon grossularClaro opalClear garnetClear zirconCrystal opalDemantoidFire opalGolden berylGosheniteGreen jadeGreen tourmalineGreen zirconHarlequin opalHeliodorHoney yellow berylIndigo tourmalineJelly opalKunziteLevin opalLight yellow diamondMelaniteMorganitePeridotPinfire opalPink garnetPink tourmalinePrecious fire opalPurple spinelRed berylRed flash opalRed grossularRed pyropeRed spinelRed tourmalineRed zirconRhodoliteRubicelleTanzaniteTopazTopazoliteTsavoriteViolet spessartineWhite opalYellow grossularYellow spessartineYellow zircon
Precious
Rare