Sky blue topaz with a beautiful transparent bright blue color.
Topaz is the birthstone for November.
 
7x5mm oval faceted brilliant cut sky blue topaz
Next-generation silver 935 (Argentium®︎ silver)* with little discoloration is used to fasten 6 nails.
A large number of nails has the effect of making the stone look larger and more voluminous.
 
The oval cut ring has the effect of making your fingers look long and slender.
It is also recommended to stack with other rings.

Grade AA approximately 0.79 carat
Topaz has a hardness of 8 on the Mohs scale. Classified as a precious stone.

☆ Can be set up with sky blue topaz oval faceted cut stud earrings 7x5mm.

 

Materials : Sky Blue Topaz, SV935 (Argentium®︎ Silver)
Size : No.11, No.13 sky blue topaz 7x5mm

Stone Setting: Claw clip
*We do not adjust the size
 
 
*[Argentium®︎Silver]
Because it contains more germanium than usual, it does not turn black like general sterling silver, and is virtually tarnish-free (no sulfuration), making it a dreamlike next-generation silver.
You can enjoy the soft shine peculiar to silver with simple care. If it becomes cloudy like K18, you can restore the shine by simply polishing it lightly with a soft cloth.
It is also about twice as strong as conventional sterling silver.
Monstera Leaf's Argentium®︎ silver products are made of 93.5% pure silver alloyed with 6.5% copper and germanium.
 
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[Topaz]
The Japanese name for topaz is yellow ball. It is the birthstone for November.
The main production areas are Brazil and others.
8 on the Mohs hardness scale. Classified as a precious stone.
Blue Topaz Gem Words: Hope, Friendship, Intelligence
 
Topaz is said to have originated from the Red Sea island of Topazios (now St. John's Island). The natural orange-brown topaz is called "imperial topaz" and is the highest quality and very expensive. Topaz comes in various shades such as blue, orange, pink, green, and colorless. Many of them are generally changed in color by heat treatment or radiation treatment. This is nothing special, and not only topaz but many other gemstones are often treated in some way to enhance, change and stabilize their color development. Natural blue topaz is very pale in color and is most often treated this way. Depending on the method and amount, it can be divided into London blue and Swiss blue. Colored topaz (except for blue topaz and white topaz) that Monstera leaf handles a lot is generally called "mystic topaz", and is made by depositing metal on topaz (coating) to give it seven colors of brilliance. Rainbow colors like soap bubbles are due to the interference of light.
 
<Handling Topaz>
Topaz may fade if exposed to sunlight for a long time, so store it away from direct sunlight and high temperatures. Also, avoid ultrasonic cleaning as it is vulnerable to shock and vibration.
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