a facet-cut London blue topaz and a raw  london blue topaz gemstone on a beige background

LONDON BLUE TOPAZ

a facet-cut london blue topaz gemstone

Love & peace

London Blue Topaz is the darkest and most expensive variant of treated Blue Topaz. The Topaz gemstone is found in many enchanting colours such as blue, purple, green, yellow, & white. While its light blue variant is extremely rare in nature, most topaz gemstones are heat-treated to obtain the perfect colour.

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NOVEMBER'S BIRTHSTONE

Blue Topaz is November's birthstone, alongside the Citrine, and are also the birthstones for the zodiacs Scorpio & Sagittarius. Each month has its own unique gemstone to represent it. Carrying your birthstone is said to bring good luck. You can carry your birthstone as a good luck amulet, or your loved ones’ birthstone as a symbol of love.

Find your birthstone here

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SYMBOLISM

London Blue Topaz symbolizes love, loyalty, peace & luck. The gemstone is also said to symbolize communication, calm, and emotional balance through its spiritual qualities.

Learn more about gemstone symbolism in our large Gemstone Encyclopedia here.

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SPIRITUALITY

London Blue Topaz is mostly known for allegedly calming, healing, recharging, and redirecting the body’s energies to the places of the body most needing of them. It’s also said to be a gemstone that will enhance forgiveness and truth while bringing joy, excess, generosity, and good health.

The London Blue Topaz is connected to the heart chakra, third eye chakra, throat chakra, and the crown chakra. The throat chakra is said to enhance confidence, clarity, and loving communication, while the heart chakra is said to bring compassion, emotional healing, and transformative energies.

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HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR LONDON BLUE TOPAZ JEWELLERY

The Blue Topaz is a relatively hard gemstone and is
very durable in your jewellery. The Blue Topaz is generally stable in sunlight but avoid storing your Blue Topaz jewellery in direct sunlight for prolonged periods of time, as this may cause the stone’s colour to fade or become yellow,
reddish, or brown.

When cleaning your Blue Topaz jewellery, avoid ultrasonic cleaning and steam, but instead use warm water, mild detergent, and a soft cloth or brush to carefully remove dirt and smudges.

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BLUE TOPAZ GEMMOLOGY

Topaz is a transparent gemstone, consisting of the elements, aluminium, fluoride, silicate and oxygen. Topaz can be found in a variety of colours, determined by which elements affect the Topaz under its creation. When measuring a gemstone’s hardness. Moh’s Hardness Scale is used. The scale goes from 1-10, where 10 is the hardest – here, you can find the Diamond, which is the hardest gemstone. Topaz is an 8 on Moh’s Hardness Scale. Topaz is most often extracted in Brazil, Japan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, Pakistan, Mexico and Russia.

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TOURMALINE

Tolerance & compassion

a cabochon-cut turqouise and a raw turqouise gemstone on a beige background

TURQUOISE

Friendship, positivity & love

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SAPPHIRE

Love, loyalty & wisdom

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CITRINE

Success & self-esteem