Price range: CHF 79 through CHF 108
Blue Topaz Pendant
– Immerse yourself in the natural, timeless splendour of our collection of jewellery featuring semi-precious stones and silver.
Standard delivery or recorded delivery.
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Available within 1 to 2 working days.
- Cornavin Shop
- Balexert Shop
Delivery within Europe
CHF 10.- for delivery within Europe, excluding Switzerland.
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Product information
| Dimensions | 5 x 5 mm |
|---|---|
| Materials | Natural Stones, Silver |
| Symbol | Calm, Clarity, Communication |
Description
Blue Topaz Pendant
Our Silver & Gemstone Jewellery Collection:
Immerse yourself in the natural and timeless brilliance of our collection of semi-precious stone and silver jewellery. Carefully set in elegant mountings, these pieces combine the classic refinement of silver with the unique hues of the cut stones. Whether for a special occasion or everyday wear, our semi-precious stone and silver jewellery adds a touch of refinement and charm to your style whilst capturing the natural beauty of the gemstones. Let yourself be enchanted by this natural and luminous collection, which will add a touch of elegance to your look.
Topaz:
The etymology of the name ‘topaz’ is uncertain, but it may derive from the island of Topazios in the Red Sea. The term ‘topaz’ was once used to describe all yellow to brown gemstones. Among the most prized varieties is Imperial Topaz, mainly mined in Brazil (particularly in Ouro Preto), characterised by its intense golden to orange-red colour. Topazes from Pakistan and Russia can also be found in similar shades. Darker shades can be achieved by heating certain pale yellow topazes, which causes them to turn pink, or by irradiating them to intensify their blue colour. It forms in pegmatite veins, cavities in volcanic rocks, or in alluvial deposits. Topaz is often colourless, but it can take on various colours due to various impurities (chromium, iron, cobalt, etc.).
The main topaz deposits are found in Brazil, the United States, Pakistan and Mexico.
