very nice josh.. now look what i saw online. about rubbies.
It's very difficult to capture the true color of the Ruby Lens with a camera, since the color changes with lighting conditions and camera angles. We tried our very best to accomplish this by including a comparison photo and this description. The darkness of your lens depends on which type you purchase, A B C or D, with A being the darkest (and most expensive) and D being the lightest. F is the lightest, Fire looking Ruby not worthy to even be called Ruby, and we don't sell them.
Color A - Unusually Dark, Very Rare, Deep Dark Purplish Red. Almost like +Red. We've never seen Juliet Ruby lens this dark, and we have seen lots of Juliet Rubys, so this color may only exist for Penny Ruby lenses, but only once in a blue moon...
Color B - Equivalent to Darkest Juliet Ruby Lens, same as C with more pink, less yellow
Color C - Same as B, but with less pinkish and more yellow toward the ends
Color D - Slightly redder and darker than Fire lenses