Gold Topaz Pendants

Let this gemstone and diamond dragonfly add a flash of bright color and sparkle to your neckline. Crafted in 10 karat yellow gold, this eye-catching pendant displays colorful gemstone wings, with bright purple amethyst above and mystic topaz--showing a range of pink and purple, with flashes of green--below. The marquise-shaped stones are held in two-prong settings and frame a slender curved dragonfly body set with ten sparkling round diamonds (.04 cttw). Showcased on a delicate 18-inch rope chain, this charming pendant is a beautiful accent for springtime and beyond.

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Q: What is topaz?
A: Topaz is basically fluor which contains aluminum silicate;Al2SiO4(F2OH)2. It is a Orthorhombic crystal system having multi-faceted ends. It is also a hard gem (eight on Mohs scale). Ancient people used it as gemstone as well as healing stone.

Q: Where is topaz found?
A: Topaz can be found in Afghanistan, Australia, Brazil (the biggest supplier), China, England, Japan, Madagascar, Mexico, Myanmar, Namibia, Nigeria, Northern Ireland, Pakistan, Russia, Scotland, Sri Lanka, Ukraine, United States and Zimbabwe.

Q: What color is topaz?
A: Natural Topaz has pink, clear, yellow, brown, red, orange and blue colors. The most common ones are yellow topaz and the rarest are blue topaz. The most common blue topaz in the market has medium blue color and it's not natural. They are treated using irradiation to bring out the blue.

Q: What is mystic topaz?
A: Mystic topaz is an enhanced colorless topaz where the enhancement improve the optical properties of the stone. Mystic topaz shows rainbow colors and incredibly brilliant.

Q: How is mystic topaz made?
A: Mystic topaz is made by applying a thin layer of titanium coating on the bottom of a colorless topaz.

Q: Which is more expensive - aquamarine or blue topaz?
A: When all things are equal (color, clarity, brilliance, karat) natural blue aquamarine usually fetch much higher price than blue topaz.

Q: How is topaz formed?
A: Topaz is formed from gas and volatiles trapped in freezing granite. When found topaz crystals are isolated in pockets and are often very large.

Q: How much doess topaz worth?
A: Topaz is not very rare so the price is pretty affordable. Even a 400ct Topaz can be bought for less than $1000

Q: How is topaz processed?
A: The vast majority of topaz are processed using heat treatment and irradiation. Heat treatment turns yellow topaz into pink topaz. Irradiation combined with heat treatment turns colorless and nearly colorless topaz into blue topaz.

Q: How to tell if topaz has been enhanced?
A: Discovering if a topaz has been enhanced is a very tricky process and is the domain of a professional gemologist. If you think someone is trying to sell you an enhanced (or treated) topaz as a natural one you should ask for the stone's certificate.

Crafted in polished 10 karat white gold, this radiant gemstone angel has a face of faceted sky blue topaz and a gown of deeper Swiss blue topaz. The round and trillion-shaped stones are cradled securely in four-prong settings. Beautifully detailed wings, enhanced with six diamond accents (.03 cttw), complete the design. This dainty angel dangles below a tapered gold bale and presents on an 18-inch light rope chain. Blue topaz is the birthstone for those born in December.

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This graceful blue topaz pendant is an easy way to add a splash of color to your style. A single pear-shaped stone of sky blue topaz is held in a bezel setting of polished 10 karat yellow gold and appointed with a split bail. The pendant slides along a delicate 18-inch chain, also in 10 karat gold. Enjoy this pendant with the chain provided, or add a different gold chain of your choice. Blue topaz is the birthstone for December, and a captivating gemstone for any season.

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This luxurious fleur-de-lis pendant shines in 14 karat white gold, vibrant blue topaz, and genuine diamond accents. The classic fleur-de-lis shape at the top projects sophistication and style, with six petite diamond accents for added dazzle. Dangling below are round and pear-shaped blue topaz stones, bezel set in white gold with milgrain detailing. An additional diamond accent separates the topaz drops. This regal-looking piece is showcased on a 14 karat white gold rope chain that measures 18 inches and fastens with a spring ring clasp.

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Sparkling diamonds add a dash of glamour to this December birthstone pendant. Made from 10 karat white gold, it highlights a faceted pear of eye-catching coated blue topaz, in a pear-shaped diamond frame. There are eight round diamonds (.04 cttw, HI color, I2-I3 clarity) altogether in this elegant piece. The pendant is appointed with a diamond-shaped bale and presents on a delicate 18-inch rope chain.

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Seven blue topaz stones form a gentle S-shaped curve in this elegant journey pendant, presented in 10 karat white gold. The round faceted stones are held in shared prong settings and graduated in size. This arrangement is meant to symbolize the notion that life is a journey, and that love grows over time and experience. A beautiful gift choice, this pendant measures just over an inch long and is featured on a delicate 18-inch rope chain that fastens with a spring ring clasp. Blue topaz, December's birthstone, is associated with peacefulness and calm. Its dreamy blue color is perfectly complemented by the cool gleam of polished white gold. This pendant is also available with birthstones for January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, and November.

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