Ruby
Origin of the name Ruby:
Taken from the name of the deep red gem. Ruby is derived from the Latin rubeus (reddish) via the Old French rubi.
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The Ruby is the birthstone for the month of July.
The ruby is one of the four gemstones, and ranges in color from pink to deep red. Rubies consist of corundum, an aluminum oxide and the red color is caused by the presence of chromium. The word ruby originates from the latin word ruber, meaning red.- Famous real-life people named Ruby: | Edit
Ruby Dee, actress
Ruby Lambert, namesake of Ruby Falls in Tennessee- Ruby in song, story & screen: | Edit
Ruby Tuesday -- Rolling Stones
Ruby -- Kenny Rogers
Ruby -- Kaiser Chiefs
Ruby Baby -- Dion
Ruby -- Tom Wopat
Thru the Eyes of Ruby -- Smashing Pumpkins
Ruby Soho -- Rancid
Ruby Sees All -- CakeRuby Northdrop from Main Street.
"Max and Ruby" are characters in a popular children's book series and TV show.
Ruby was a character played by Amy Smart on the TV show "Felicity."
NameVoyager US Popularity of Ruby Over Time
NameMapper Current Popularity of Ruby by State
Global Popularity of the Name Ruby
- #1 in Wales
- #2 in England
- #11 in Australia (Victoria)
- #13 in New Zealand
- #15 in Australia (New South Wales)
- #28 in Scotland
- #41 in Ireland
- #87 in Canada (British Columbia)
- #113 in United States
- #114 in Canada (Alberta)
- #487 in Canada (Quebec)
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