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Gemstones

Topaz

I am Topaz. I am the colors of the sunset and of the sea. I am the enduring symbol of love and affection. Wear me and I will bring you friendship and ensure the fidelity of the one you love.

Topaz is found in Brazil, Mexico, Sri Lanka, Africa and China. It occurs in an array of colors from red, orange, peach, pink, gold and yellow. The brilliant blue Topaz is a shade found rarely in Nature. However, when enhanced to this lovely blue color, it is in great demand due to its affordability and availability in a wide range of sizes and shapes.

Early discoveries from Brazil in rich reddish cognac colors to vivid pinks, were used to grace the jewelry of the 18th and 19th Century Russian Czarinas, hence earning the moniker of "Imperial Topaz."

The birthstone for November, Topaz is a talisman for the sign of Sagittarius and is the suggested gift for the 23rd anniversary.

Enhancements

Nature rarely produces Topaz in the blue variety, although some examples have been found. Challenged by this rare occurrence of Nature, man has discovered an enhancement method to "excite" blue color from a clear to brownish Topaz variety. After the raw Topaz is mined, it is irradiated to brown and then heated to a rich sky blue. This enhancement process is permanent.










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