Blue Topaz Open Ring
Add a touch of sophistication to your jewellery collection with our Blue Topaz Open Ring. Expertly crafted from high-quality .925 sterling silver, this stunning piece features a captivating Blue Topaz gemstone, artfully faceted.
The modern open design of the ring perfectly showcases the gemstone’s breathtaking colour and facets, while the setting ensures it’s secure. We recommend not adjusting this piece, even though the setting is open, as the integrity of the setting may be compromised.
Versatile and elegant, this ring is perfect for any occasion, from everyday wear to special events. Make a statement with this exquisite piece.
Only one available in US size 5 with a 16mm diameter.
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Blue Topaz Meanings
Enhancement of mind and communication
Chakras: Throat, third eye
Element: Fire
Birthstone: August, November, December
Zodiac Signs: Sagittarius, Virgo
Wedding Anniversary: 4th year Blue Topaz, 23rd & 50th year Imperial Topaz
Number: 1
Blue Topaz Crystal Healing Properties
Blue Topaz is felt to reflect the energy of the mind and knowledge. Similarly, it is thought to gently facilitate the communication of visions and knowledge to others. This crystal is believed to stimulate our ability to learn and to think through complex concepts and ideas. It may help calm the mind for meditation and soothe the emotional body. Also, it is believed to support the general health of the neck and throat.
History and Uses
There are different ideas about the origin of the name Topaz. Some believe it is named after the island of Topazios, now called Zabargad, in the Red Sea where Chrysolite was mined. The Ancient Greeks named the island, which means “to seek”, possibly because it was difficult to find in the mist. Contrarily, others believe the name Topaz comes from the Ancient Indian Sanskrit word tapas meaning fire, referring to the golden colour of Imperial Topaz.
Topaz comes in a range of colours including colourless (white) to yellow, orange, red-brown, light to dark-blue, pink to red, violet and light-green.
Ancient Egyptians and Romans associated Golden or Imperial Topaz with the sun god because of its colour. Ancient Greeks believed it could increase men’s strength and virility. In ancient Indian tradition, it was believed to activate the throat chakra, enhancing self-expression. Nowadays, Topaz can be irradiated and heat treated to enhance the colour of the stone.
Geological Description
Topaz is an aluminium silicate fluoride hydroxide crystal with a hardness of 8. Topaz is found in the USA, Brazil, Africa, Sri Lanka, Russia, Burma, Australia, Japan, Madagascar and Mexico.
Affirmation
I perceive and express my intuitive insights with clarity and precision.