7.30 Carats Natural Loose Golden Topaz From Pakistan Mine Ring Gem

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7.30 Carats Natural Loose Golden Topaz From Pakistan Mine Ring Gem

About the Item

Loose Topaz Weight: 7.30 Carats Dimension: 10.8x9.8x8 Mm Origin: Skardu Pakistan Shape: Cushion Color: Golden Certificate: On Customer Demand Treatment: Non Unheated Topaz, a stunning gemstone, exists in a diverse range of colors and is renowned for its brilliance, clarity, and durability. Its name originates from the Sanskrit word "tapas," meaning fire, reflecting its fiery shades and the belief that topaz had the power to calm, heal, and bring warmth. This gemstone occurs in various colors, including blue, pink, yellow, peach, and the most common variety, imperial or golden topaz. The color variations arise due to impurities within its crystal structure, such as chromium, iron, and titanium, influencing its hue. Brazil is a significant source of topaz, particularly imperial topaz, known for its golden-orange to reddish-brown hues. Other notable topaz deposits are found in Russia, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, and the United States. Imperial topaz, prized for its warm and vivid colors, has historically been associated with Russian royalty, symbolizing opulence and luxury. Its scarcity and rich tones make it a coveted gemstone in the world of jewelry. Blue topaz, another popular variant, is often achieved through irradiation and heat treatment, which enhances its color and clarity. The Swiss Blue, Sky Blue, and London Blue variations showcase distinct shades of blue, ranging from light and vibrant to deep and intense. In jewelry-making, topaz's exceptional brilliance and hardness (measuring 8 on the Mohs scale) make it a favored choice for various jewelry forms, including rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets. Designers often cut topaz into various shapes, such as emerald, oval, pear, and round, to maximize its brilliance and beauty. Metaphysically, topaz is believed to possess various healing properties, including enhancing creativity, promoting mental clarity, and instilling a sense of calmness and emotional balance. Some cultures also associate topaz with qualities like strength, wisdom, and protection. Topaz's diverse colors, remarkable brilliance, and alleged metaphysical attributes have cemented its place as a beloved and sought-after gemstone, appealing to both jewelry enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.

Stone:
Topaz
Stone Cut:
Cushion Cut
Weight:
7.3 ct
Dimensions:
Width: 0.39 in (9.8 mm)Depth: 0.32 in (8 mm)Length: 0.43 in (10.8 mm)
Style:
Aesthetic Movement
Place of Origin:
Pakistan
Period:
21st Century
Date of Manufacture:
2021
Condition:
Seller Location:
Peshawar, PK
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU3328221510582