Ruby treatments that are commonly used include heat treatment to improve its color, fracture filling to improve second excellence and diffusion to improve the visibility of the stone. Organized annealing is the most widespread, since it enhances color and transparency by purging of the materials. Fracture filling is a process of infilling small gaps with different substances such as lead glass with the purpose of increasing the clarity. Diffusion introduces such components as beryllium to improve color, and in the process, the screen tends to be much brighter. These ruby treatments are undergone with a purpose of enhancing the appearance of the rubies and hence making them saleable. However, the rip offs from the natural rubies are less costly and these treatments in most cases have an influence on the strength of the stones. That is why it is crucial for buyers to be aware of these treatments so that they can make correct purchase decisions.