and how much??

I would probably say it is a custom piece. One that someone just took a Polished/Fire frame and swapped in a Ruby lens.

I'm not nearly the Juliets expert as anyone on here, but I feel as though a Ruby polished Juliet wouldn't yield as much money due to the fact that the X-Metal Juliet w/Ruby lenses are so popular due to the movie X-men, not solely the Ruby lenses (although they themselves are "worth" a lot)

Would probably be a sweet looking custom though

they look OK but the darker frams really set off the Ruby color

True, I made Polished/Ruby Penny and it wasn't quite ''there''...so now I got Polished/Ice, amazing, and Titanium/Ruby, also amazing.

I think it depends what style of frame your into. Add in your favorite lens and you got one that's probably not worth alot but alot of sentimental value. One day ill make this combo...

first of all polarized lenses are thicker that regular non-polarized lenses. so if your intention is to put a polarized lens into a frame that came with reg. lens it may not fit.

It'll fit. The polarized lenses made today are pretty much exactly the same size as standard lenses. It used to be a problem, though.

unless the combo was a polished/non-polarized fire or blue iridium. those combos exist and they're not polarized

These picture with Polished Rubies look really sweet though...

the 1st gen. plasma frame has the best hue and would better match the ruby than the polished frame would.

is there any truth to non-polarized lenses not fitting in a polarized frame?

I just ordered a Carbon frame Juliet with Black Iridium Polarized lenses, and also ordered some Emerald Iridium lenses. will the Emerald lenses fit fine?

Despite the differences in thickness that used to prohibit O Matter and Wire frames from swapping polarized vs standard, and the newer lenses which are about even, X-metal always would swap the two lenses.

i could put polarized lenses in my juliet frames since my black iridiums wiggle inside.