4.99ctw pear shape, 1.11ctw round Glacier Topaz(TM), 3.45ctw pear shape Pure Pink(TM) Topaz, 3.67ctw pear shape, 1.02ctw round amethyst, 4.25ctw pear shape and .99ctw round Manchurian Peridot(TM), 3.67ctw pear shape and 1.12ctw round Brazilian citrine, 18k yellow gold over sterling silver tennis bracelet. Measures approximately .36"W. Hidden box clasp with safety. Sterling Silver Clasp Has Stainless Steel Tongue For Durability.
Wrapped in Gold
Wrapped in Gold
Topaz can be both very common (when clear, or in certain colors like brown, which can turn blue when treated) and very rare (when found in natural beautiful colors rare to the species, like pink and red). Topaz's popularity stems from the gem's good wearability and affordability. Topaz is also often altered with special surface treatments to give it unusual colors and iridescent effects, like mystic, ocean, kiwi, and orchid topaz. Topaz is also a popular birthstone, as blue topaz is December's primary birthstone and yellow topaz is a birthstone for November.
August's birthstone, peridot, is a relatively inexpensive, beautiful gem with a pedigree dating back as far as early Egyptians. Among its accolades, peridot can count being a favorite among royals and clergy, used to adorn everything from a queen's crown to a knight's sword. Peridot jewels were actually among Cleopatra's beloved treasures, though she believed them to be emeralds, as gems were then classified solely by color. Prized for its all natural, unenhanced range of colors, peridot is the gem variety of olivine and exhibits colors ranging from golden lime greens to rich grass greens.
Gemstones and cultured pearls often undergo processes and treatments to enhance their beauty, which may not be permanent and/or may require special care. Please view the Gemstone Enhancement and Care Chart for more information.
