Topaz Blue

Though Topaz gemstone is available in a variety of colours such as orange, shades of brown, pink, green and white, a popular variation is the Blue & Yellow Topaz. In fact, Blue Topaz is one of the most common and extensively used amongst all gemstones.

According to the experts, those who wear a Blue Topaz Ring or a Pendant are saved from the onslaught of one of the seven cardinal sins like greed.

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A Blue Topaz Ring or a Pendant is also worn to heal one of depression, to bring about stronger feelings of self-worth. It is also said to attract vibrations that bring success to one’s life. Blue topaz is said to have healing powers to treat those suffering from eye problems. This gemstone is known to help people improve their communication skills and enhance their creativity.

Blue Topaz is a very popular gemstone belonging to the semi-precious gemstones category. The name of this stone is believed to have come from either the Greek word topazos meaning green gemstone or the Sanskrit word tapas which means fire. Topaz stones are found in several colours out of which BLUE & Yellow are the most famous.

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Blue Topaz is a beautiful gemstone and has been used in silver jewellery such as pendants, bracelets, and necklaces. While the beauty of the stone has certainly played a key role in this growing popularity, many believe that this stone has several beneficial metaphysical and spiritual properties.

Overall, Blue Topaz is considered to be an energising and warming crystal. Blue Topaz is said to stimulate the brain, helps in abstract and creative thought, and improves trust and protection. It helps a person suffering from negativity, exhaustion, and tension. It is also believed to physically protect property from natural and manmade hazards. Blue Topaz is also believed to help with the physical being.

Greeks, in particular, were strong believers in the powers of Blue Topaz. They believed that this stone increased a person’s strength and even made the wearer invisible!

For many years, gemmologist around the world had several misconceptions about Blue Topaz. Many believed that Blue Topaz was a form of quartz. Others believed that the large stone in the Portuguese royal crown was a large diamond. However, as methods of examination and analysis improved, gemmologists started to learn much more about this gemstone.

Today, we know that Blue Topaz is a silicate of aluminium and fluorine. A higher water content causes the stone to be yellow to brown, while a higher fluorine content makes the stone blue or colourless. The most popular colour is a rich orange-yellow. Similarly, when gemmologists were given access to the crown of the King of Portugal, they found that the stone was actually Blue Topaz and not a diamond.

**Medical Disclaimer** All Above mentioned Descriptions are according to Indian & Chinese Mythology & the seller takes no Responsibility whatsoever for any claim made in the Descriptions. Healing benefits of stones should not be intended as a substitute for advice from your physician or other healthcare professional.