Blue Topaz Necklace

Blue Topaz Necklace with larimar

Classic and elegant, the Blue Topaz Necklace in silver with larimar by marahlago boasts a gorgeous bezel-set pear-shaped polished Larimar gemstone, paired with a round faceted bezel-set blue topaz. Each Blue Topaz necklace comes with a sterling chain adjustable upto 21"

Dimensions:

• 3/8" x 5/8" Larimar gemstone
• Overall pendant size is 1 9/16"

• Sterling Silver
• Larimar Gemstone
• Blue Topaz

• Sterling silver chain adjustable up to 21"
• Storage Pouch
• Polishing Cloth
• Gift Box

Blue topaz is a captivating gemstone that has been treasured for its enchanting blue hues and remarkable clarity. Belonging to the family of silicate minerals, topaz occurs in a range of colors. The most sought-after variety, however, is the serene blue topaz, known for its calming and soothing properties.

Origin and Formation: Topaz is formed deep within the Earth's crust through the slow cooling of igneous rocks and volcanic activity. Over millions of years, the right combination of minerals and heat transforms raw topaz crystals into the dazzling gemstone we know today. The presence of trace elements, particularly iron and chromium, is responsible for the gem's blue shades.

Stunning Blue Variations: The blue topaz comes in an assortment of captivating shades, from pale Sky Blue and Swiss Blue to deeper London Blue. Each variation is prized for its unique allure, and the stone's value is often influenced by its intensity and saturation of color.

Meaning and Symbolism: Throughout history, topaz has been associated with various meanings and beliefs. Blue topaz, in particular, is connected to calmness, tranquility, and emotional balance. Many believe that wearing or carrying this gemstone can help reduce stress, anxiety, and feelings of restlessness. It is often considered a stone of communication and self-expression, encouraging honest and heartfelt communication.

Uses in Jewelry: Blue topaz's captivating color and excellent clarity make it a popular choice for jewelry and it is commonly set in rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, either as a standalone centerpiece or as an accent to other complementary gemstones.