Topaze

Topaz takes its name from the Greek topazios, referring to an island in the Red Sea where it was believed to have been found in antiquity. Its colour range is among the widest in the mineral world: pale to deep blues, golden yellows, soft pinks, champagne tones and even colourless varieties. Major deposits are located in Brazil, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nigeria and Russia. Many stones display a clean, glass-like brilliance that highlights the precision of their cut. Associated with clarity, confidence and emotional calm, topaz is often seen as a soothing stone. Its crisp luminosity, sometimes touched with icy reflections, gives it a quietly radiant presence in contemporary jewellery. A versatile and refined gemstone, capable of expressing both the freshness of a cool blue and the warmth of a golden hue.