July ( Ruby)

RubyThroughout most of recorded history, Ruby has been the world's most valued gemstone. Even diamond was considered common in comparison to the supreme beauty and value of this glowing red gem. 
Around 1550, Italian goldsmith Benvenuto Cellini reported that the finest one-carat Ruby cost eight times more than a comparable-quality one-carat diamond. Even today Ruby costs more than its diamond equivalent. 
Named from the Latin word for its hue, Ruby is the epitome of the boldest of colours: the gem of desire, passion, courage, and emotion. 
In the ancient language of Sanskrit, Ruby is called ratnaraj, or "king of precious stones." In the Bible only wisdom and virtuous women are "more precious than Rubies.
Major sources of Ruby are Myanmar, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Kenya and Madagascar