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Pure Hematite Rings in Sterling Silver
Hematite rings combine iron-oxide mineral weight with a mirror-like metallic surface that stands apart from traditional gemstones. This dense stone rates 5.5–6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it practical for daily ring wear. Our collection of 36,638 pure hematite rings features natural stones set in .925 sterling silver, with prices from $6 to $6302. Each piece ships free within the US. The stone's characteristic gunmetal-to-silver sheen creates bold contrast against polished or oxidized silver settings.
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Why Natural Hematite Makes a Statement Ring Stone
Hematite forms when iron oxidizes in sedimentary and metamorphic rock environments. Major deposits exist in Brazil, Australia, and the Lake Superior region of North America. The mineral's name derives from the Greek word for blood, a reference to the red streak it leaves when scratched across unglazed porcelain. Polished hematite displays the reflective silver-black surface you see in our ring settings. The stone's specific gravity of 5.3 gives hematite considerable heft compared to lighter gemstones. You notice this weight on your finger. Sterling silver settings complement the mineral's cool metallic tone without competing for attention. Our silversmiths work with cabochon cuts, faceted stones, and raw hematite formations depending on each ring's design. SilverRush Style has specialized in natural stone and sterling silver jewelry since 2005. We photograph each ring individually so you see the actual piece before purchase. Browse the full collection of hematite rings below and select the setting style and stone size that fits your preference.Is hematite durable enough for everyday ring wear?
Hematite ranks 5.5–6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, comparable to window glass. It resists scratching from softer materials but can chip if struck against hard surfaces. Remove your ring during heavy manual work.
Why does hematite feel heavier than other stones?
Hematite has a specific gravity of 5.3, nearly twice that of quartz. This high iron content creates noticeable weight, which many wearers find satisfying in a ring setting.
How do I clean a hematite ring?
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. If needed, use mild soap and water, then dry the ring and silver setting right away. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and harsh chemicals that can damage the stone's polished surface.
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