London Blue Topaz Stud Earrings

London Blue Topaz Earrings is just one of the many shades that topaz can be found in, but these cool-toned gems have their own origin story. Blue topaz is the most popular shade of the topaz family, and it was originally found on the Greek island of Topazos, hence the gem’s name. Blue topaz has always been highly revered, especially within the Hindu religion. For Hindus, topaz symbolizes heat, and it is the sacred stone of the Kalpa tree.

London Blue Topaz Stud Earrings – Details

Come with a crystal information card in a beautiful Abiza gift box.

• Stone: London Blue Topaz
• Origin: India
• Natural: Yes
• Clarity: Eye Clean
• Available in 4 and 6mm sizes.
• Size: 4mm (0.33ct per stone on average)
• Size: 6mm (1.06ct per stone on average)
• 18K Gold Vermeil over 925 Sterling Silver Ear posts and backings included.
• Colour of the setting (Silver or Gold) will affect the appearance of stone colour slightly.
• Due to hygiene reasons we can’t accept returns on earrings unless faulty.
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December Birthstone, Blue Topaz

Blue Topaz is a beautiful stone that helps to attract calming energies to the wearer. If you are struggling with heightened levels of stress and anxiety, blue topaz can help to minimize these feelings and increase a sense of calmness. This stone also helps by bringing more positive feelings of happiness and joy, from around you and within you.

It can also help people who experience a lot of stress and anxiety. It helps to introduce a powerful calming energy, allowing the wearer to feel more relaxed. This stone is also great for aiding with eating disorders and digestion issues. The stone helps to connect the mind and the body, focusing on potential mental causes of the disorder, as well as helping to fix the physical effects. It can regulate your metabolism and reducing feelings of bloating and indigestion.

Find out more about Blue Topaz in our blog