Ruby

Ruby is a color that is a representation of the color of the cut and polished ruby gemstone.

It is a shade of red or pink, depending on the hue and saturation of the color.

The name ruby comes from the Latin word "rube", meaning red.

The hexadecimal code for ruby is #E0115F, which corresponds to the RGB values of R:224, G:17, B:95.

In the CMYK color space, ruby is composed of 0% cyan, 92% magenta, 58% yellow and 12% black.

It has a hue angle of 337.4 degrees, a saturation of 85.9% and a lightness of 47.3%.

Ruby is one of the most popular traditional gemstones, along with sapphire, emerald and diamond.

It is valued for its hardness, durability, luster and rarity.

The most desirable color of ruby is called pigeon blood, which is a pure red with a hint of blue.

The color of ruby is influenced by the presence of chromium and iron in the mineral corundum, which is normally colorless.

The more chromium, the stronger the red color; the more iron, the darker the red color.

Ruby is also the name of some natural phenomena and living organisms that have a similar color to the gemstone.

For example, the ruby-throated hummingbird is a small bird that has a bright red patch on its throat.

The ruby seadragon is a marine fish that has a reddish-pink body with white markings.

It is a shade of red or pink that has a high saturation and a medium lightness.

Ruby is a color that symbolizes passion, love, courage and beauty.

Ruby is a color that is a representation of the color of the cut and polished ruby gemstone and is a shade of red or pink.
Ruby color can vary from a deep blackish red to an orangish or pinkish red, depending on the hue, saturation, and tone of the color.
The primary color of ruby is always red, but it can have secondary colors such as orange, purple, or brown.
The most desirable and valuable ruby color is a vivid red with a slight hint of blue, also known as pigeon blood red.
Ruby color can be found in everyday life in various objects, such as flowers, fruits, vegetables, clothing, cosmetics, and art.

Some examples are:

• Roses: Roses are one of the most popular and beautiful flowers that come in many colors, including ruby red.
  A ruby red rose symbolizes love, passion, and romance.
  Roses are often used as gifts, decorations, or expressions of emotions.

• Cherries: Cherries are a type of fruit that have a ruby red skin and flesh.
  They are sweet, juicy, and nutritious.
  Cherries are often eaten fresh, cooked, or preserved.
  They are also used to make pies, jams, juices, wines, and liqueurs.

• Tomatoes: Tomatoes are a type of vegetable that have a ruby red skin and flesh.
  They are rich in vitamin C, lycopene, and antioxidants.
  Tomatoes are widely used in cooking, especially in Italian, Mediterranean, and Mexican cuisines.
  They are also eaten raw, in salads, sandwiches, or sauces.

• Lipstick: Lipstick is a type of cosmetic that is applied to the lips to enhance their color, shape, and appearance.
  Lipstick comes in many shades, including ruby red.
  A ruby red lipstick can make the lips look more attractive, bold, and confident.
  It can also match well with different skin tones, outfits, and occasions.

• Paintings: Paintings are a type of art that use colors, shapes, and strokes to create images, expressions, or impressions.
  Paintings can use ruby red as a primary or accent color to create contrast, depth, or mood.
  Some famous paintings that use ruby red are The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh, The Kiss by Gustav Klimt, and The Red Studio by Henri Matisse.

Far away, in the bustling city of Chromapolis, where every street corner was a canvas and every building a masterpiece, lived a painter named Manolo Ervin. Manolo was known for his vibrant and daring use of colors, but there was one hue he had yet to master: Ruby. This deep, passionate red had always eluded him, its intensity both captivating and intimidating.

One sunny morning, as Manolo was setting up his easel in the park, a delivery worker named Stella Clank arrived with a package. Stella was a spirited young woman with a knack for finding joy in the mundane. Her job took her to every nook and cranny of Chromapolis, and she had seen Manolo's work all over the city.

"Morning, Manolo! Got a special delivery for you," Stella called out, her voice as bright as her smile.

Manolo looked up, curious. "For me? What is it?"

Stella handed him a small, neatly wrapped box. "No idea, but it looks important."

Manolo opened the package to find a set of paint tubes, each labeled with a different shade of red. At the bottom of the box was a note: "For the master of color, may you find the heart of Ruby."

Intrigued, Manolo decided to experiment with these new paints. He set up a blank canvas and began to mix the shades, trying to capture the essence of Ruby. Hours turned into days, and days into weeks, but Manolo couldn't quite get it right. The color was either too dark, too light, or lacked the depth he sought.

One evening, as Manolo was about to give up, Stella stopped by again. She noticed the frustration on his face and the countless failed attempts scattered around his studio.

"What's wrong, Manolo?" she asked, concern in her eyes.

"It's this Ruby color. I can't seem to get it right," Manolo admitted.

Stella thought for a moment. "Maybe you're trying too hard. Why don't you take a break and come with me on my delivery route tomorrow? A change of scenery might help."

Reluctantly, Manolo agreed. The next day, he accompanied Stella as she made her rounds. They visited various parts of the city, each with its own unique charm. As they walked, Stella pointed out different uses of red in the environment – the crimson of a sunset, the scarlet of a blooming rose, the ruby red of a vintage car.

Manolo began to see Ruby in a new light. It wasn't just a color; it was an emotion, a story, a piece of life. Inspired, he rushed back to his studio and started painting. This time, he didn't focus on getting the color perfect. Instead, he let his emotions guide him, pouring his heart into the canvas.

The result was breathtaking. The Ruby color he had struggled with now flowed effortlessly, capturing the passion and intensity he had been searching for. Manolo's new piece quickly became the talk of Chromapolis, hailed as his greatest work yet.

Stella, seeing the transformation in Manolo's work, felt a sense of pride. She had played a small part in helping him find his muse. From that day on, Manolo and Stella became close friends, their bond strengthened by their shared journey.

The Ruby Revolution had begun, not just in Manolo's art, but in the hearts of everyone in Chromapolis. The city was now alive with the vibrant, passionate hue of Ruby, a testament to the power of inspiration and the magic of friendship.