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Sushant X Birthstones

So, have a glance to know how each month got its name and what it Signifies

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Roman calendar, was a very complicated lunar calendar, based on the moon phases.
So, Julius Caesar consulted an Alexandrian astronomer named Sosigenes and created a more regulated civil calendar on earth's revolutions around sun.

Source: https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/julian-calendar.html

1. January

January is named after the Roman god of doors, Janus, because this month is the door into the new year. Janus is also called the two-faced god. He represents all beginnings and possesses the ability to see the past and the future.

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1. January January is named after the Roman god of doors, Janus, because this month is the door into the new year. Janus is also called the two-faced god. He represents all beginnings and possesses the ability to see the past and the future. Red Garnet #SushantSinghRajput

2. February

The month of new beginnings. Got its name from Latin word Februarius, meaning "to purify". It was also known as "month of purification" during ancient Roman times.

Amethyst
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2. February The month of new beginnings. Got its name from Latin word Februarius, meaning "to purify". It was also known as "month of purification" during ancient Roman times. Amethyst #SushantSinghRajput

3. March

Named for the Latin Martius-aka Mars, the Roman God of War and a mythical ancestor of Roman People. With the winter frosts melting, March was historically the best month for farmers to resume farming, and Warriors to resume warring.

Aquamarine
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3. March Named for the Latin Martius-aka Mars, the Roman God of War and a mythical ancestor of Roman People. With the winter frosts melting, March was historically the best month for farmers to resume farming, and Warriors to resume warring. Aquamarine #SushantSinghRajput

4. April

Name is derived from the Latin word Aperit, means "to open". April is a month of growing season, when trees and flowers begin to “open”.
It is also believed that the month’s name is named after the Greek goddess, Aphrodite (Aphros)

Diamond
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4. April Name is derived from the Latin word Aperit, means "to open". April is a month of growing season, when trees and flowers begin to “open”. It is also believed that the month’s name is named after the Greek goddess, Aphrodite (Aphros) Diamond #SushantSinghRajput

5. May

Its named after Greek Goddess, Maia, who is also identified with the Roman Goddess of fertility, Bona Dea.
It is said that this is the month when plants really starts to grow.

Emerald
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5. MayIts named after Greek Goddess, Maia, who is also identified with the Roman Goddess of fertility, Bona Dea. It is said that this is the month when plants really starts to grow. Emerald #SushantSinghRajput

6. June

Named after Roman Goddess Juno; wife of Jupiter & equivalent to Greek goddess Hera.
It is believed that Juno is goddess of marriage and married couple's household.
Therefore, its considered lucky to get married in June.

Alexandrite
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6. June Named after Roman Goddess Juno; wife of Jupiter & equivalent to Greek goddess Hera. It is believed that Juno is goddess of marriage and married couple's household.Therefore, its considered lucky to get married in June. Alexandrite #SushantSinghRajput

7. July

Previously called Quintilis in Latin; the 5th month in ancient Roman calendar. Renamed to July in honor of Julius Caesar during the Julian calendar reform.
Also called 'Hay' month as grass dries out due to no rain and can be made into hay.

Ruby
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7. JulyPreviously called Quintilis in Latin; the 5th month in ancient Roman calendar. Renamed to July in honor of Julius Caesar during the Julian calendar reform.Also called 'Hay' month as grass dries out due to no rain and can be made into hay. Ruby #SushantSinghRajput

8. August

August was originally named as Sextilis in Latin since it was 6th month in the ancient Roman Calendar.
The name was changed to August in honor of Augustus Caesar in 8 BCE.

peridot
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8. August August was originally named as Sextilis in Latin since it was 6th month in the ancient Roman Calendar. The name was changed to August in honor of Augustus Caesar in 8 BCE. peridot #SushantSinghRajput

9. September

Name comes from Latin word Septem; meaning seven. September, in old England, was called 'Haervest monath' (harvest month).
This is the time to gather up the rest of the harvest and prepare for the winter months.

Sapphire
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9. September Name comes from Latin word Septem; meaning seven. September, in old England, was called 'Haervest monath' (harvest month).This is the time to gather up the rest of the harvest and prepare for the winter months. Sapphire #SushantSinghRajput

10. October

The name is derived from octo, eight on Latin.
October was originally the 8th month of Roman Calendar.
(But later Roman calendar was replaced by Julian calendar; by adding January & February months in the calendar)

Pink Tourmaline
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10. October The name is derived from octo, eight on Latin. October was originally the 8th month of Roman Calendar.(But later Roman calendar was replaced by Julian calendar; by adding January & February months in the calendar) Pink Tourmaline #SushantSinghRajput

11. November

November named from Latin "Novem" or 9, represents the final stages of one's life, with winter being death.
However everything is reborn in some or other way, Nov. remind us not to fear the winter season, for spring will follow it.

Topaz
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11. November November named from Latin "Novem" or 9, represents the final stages of one's life, with winter being death.However everything is reborn in some or other way, Nov. remind us not to fear the winter season, for spring will follow it. Topaz #SushantSinghRajput

12. December

Name derived from Decem (Latin); means 10. In Roman calendar it was 10th n last month, but when January and February were added in Julian calendar, it slipped down 2 positions making Dec. 12th month of winters.

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12. December Name derived from Decem (Latin); means 10. In Roman calendar it was 10th n last month, but when January and February were added in Julian calendar, it slipped down 2 positions making Dec. 12th month of winters. Tanzanite #SushantSinghRajput

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