Ruby Tower

A Ruby Tower refers to a specific arrangement or formation of ruby crystals, typically in the shape of a tall, slender structure, resembling a tower. While the term "Ruby Tower" may not be universally recognized in all contexts, it is commonly used to describe either a single large ruby crystal or a cluster of ruby crystals that form an elongated or tower-like shape. These formations are highly prized in both gemology and metaphysical practices due to their striking visual appeal and the energetic properties attributed to rubies. Here’s an overview of Ruby Towers: Characteristics of a Ruby Tower: Appearance: Shape: A "tower" formation of ruby crystals refers to the way the crystals grow in an elongated or upright structure. This shape may be naturally occurring or artificially shaped, and it can look similar to a tall, slender obelisk or pillar. Color: The primary attraction of rubies is their rich, vibrant red color, ranging from deep crimson to lighter, more pinkish hues. The co