Previewing: 9K Yellow Gold London Blue Topaz Pendant and Chain

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9K Yellow Gold London Blue Topaz Pendant with 9K Yellow gold 18" Chain included


Details

Gem Size

12mm


Gem Weight

8.245ct 


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RRP - Shop price is £230.00

Sale price WAS -  £65.00

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Introduction

"I am the colours 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."

Known to the Ancient Egyptians as the "Gem of the Sun", Topaz was believed to be coloured by the golden glow of their sun god Ra, and thus a powerful protector from harm.

While the golden yellow and blues of Topaz are the most widely known, Topaz actually comes in a diverse array of striking colours. This when combined with its beauty, durability and surprising affordability, makes Topaz jewellery ideal for all occasions.



Legends & Lore

• Many ancient traditions and beliefs have created a brilliant history for Topaz.
  
  
• The Egyptians called Topaz the "Gem Of The Sun", believing it was coloured by the golden glow of their sun god Ra and was thus a powerful protector from harm.
  
  
• Greeks and Romans also associated the golden crystals with their Sun God, Jupiter. They believed the gem increased their strength and could neutralize enchantments.
   
  
• Bushmen in Africa used Topaz in healing ceremonies and rituals to connect with ancestral spirits.
  
  
• In medieval courts, Kings, judges and other noble persons were often presented with an engraved Topaz to win favor and cultivate positive relationships.
  
  
• At the height of Imperial Russia's power, rich orange-pink Topaz gems were brought from Brazil to decorate the jewellery of the Czarinas. Ever since, these colours have been known as Imperial Topaz and even today, remain one of the most sought after varieties.
  
  
• A Topaz powder ground into wine was believed to relieve asthma.
  
  
• Leaving a Topaz crystal in wine for three days produced an elixir that was used on the eyes to improve vision.
  
  
• Some once believed Topaz could make you invisible during moments of danger.
  
  
• Clear, terminated Topaz was referred to as an "Iris Stone" because of its double refractive qualities and the way its facets would project the light's rainbow spectrum. If worn in a ring on the left hand, the gem was believed to restrain lustful desires.
  
  
• If you are on a journey of spiritual change, Topaz is believed by crystal healers to make an excellent companion. It apparently teaches you to trust in the Universe, aiding you to fully recognize the magical laws of attraction, increasing your ability to manipulate them.
  
  
• Topaz is believed to strengthen confidence, to help in making correct decisions and to give courage in following through on choices, thereby changing dreams into reality.
• Meditations with Topaz are believed by some to help awaken sleeping gifts and illuminate co-creative energies.
  
  
• Topaz is an inherently romantic gem, and features regularly in the titles of romance novels and honeymoon destinations. Its name indicates beauty, rarity and wealth, and also imparts a sense of timelessness.
  
  
• One of Hitchcock's least celebrated thrillers was based on the best-selling novel by Leon Uris, and was called simply Topaz.