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green gem is a symbol of friendship, a physical restorative, and according to some sources it allows its wearer to see into the future.

June (moonstone): Moonstones come in many colors, ranging from green and blue to even yellow and pink. However the most common color is a silvery gray. They are believed to bring good luck and to be a protective charm for both women and children.

July (ruby): The red ruby, like the diamond, is a symbol of love. It is also known as a protective charm.

August (peridot): The green peridot is essentially a good luck charm. Some specific associations are the ability of the wearer to attract love and to dispel negative emotions. It is also said to protect the wearer in the dark and during sleep.

September (sapphire): A sapphire can come in any color and in its red form is actually a ruby. Popularly known as a blue gemstone, sapphires are associated with innocence and like emeralds are said to give the ability to see into the future.

October (opal): Usually multicolored, opals are most commonly seen as blue laced with green. Said to promote inner beauty, good eyesight and to be a symbol of fidelity, it is also believed to give its wearer that which he or she desires.

November (topaz): Symbolizing strength and self-confidence, the yellow topaz is also associated with physical healing and the prevention of death.

December (turquoise): This bluish green mineral is said to be both a protective and a good luck charm, and to also promote happiness.

And there you have it, a crash course in birthstones.

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