Speaking of the cut of the stone, ruby zoisite is always cut in cabochons and it's never faceted because it never shows brilliance – after all, ruby zoisite is an opaque stone. Generally, smooth rounded cabochons bring out the texture and patterns of the ruby zoisite stone quite magnificently, and that is why, ruby zoisite rings feature stones in cabochon cuts. Apart from stones that are cut in cabochons for jewelry purposes, you can also find beads, tumbled stones, and carvings that are made of anyolite – at times, anyolite carvings might even be faceted.Talking about the Moh’s scale of mineral hardness, ruby zoisite gemstone ranks between six and seven, and because of its high Moh’s rating, we can assure you that this stone is not prone to breaking.