Topaz Yellow

Topaz Yellow can have a good influence over the mind and soul. It helps one become more aware, happier, creative, improve one’s concentration, increases one’s intelligence, and helps one have better clarity of mind. It helps improve wealth, relieves depression, and helps one avoid misfortune.

Topaz Yellow can help those with dangerous jobs and can help make life more pleasant. It also helps a couple remain loyal to one another. Topaz works with the nervous system, relieves exhaustion, mental problems, and diseases of the solar plexus. It has been one of the major gemstones that are a part of the basis of 12 gates to the holy city of New Jerusalem.

In ancient history, a falcon carved on a topaz was thought to impress royalty and was highly sought after. The Greeks felt that it symbolised strength and prowess. In the ancient world, topaz Yellow was also believed to ward off poisons, death and disease both mental and physical. It also was known to promote fertility in women. Ancient Romans offered the gem in dedication to Jupiter.

The old traditions hold that Topaz Yellow bestowed many benefits upon its wearer. It would relieve bad dreams, dispel cowardice, calm the temper, cure madness and plague, and sharpen the wit. It was thought to aid in sleep and eliminates nightmares, as well as cure rheumatism and soreness in the joints.  The gem was said to instantly lose its color to indicate that poison was present, thus protecting its owner.

They were used to protect from the enemies. Over a period of time, they became part of jewellery amongst many classes of society. Topaz has other qualities as well. It is known to chase away sadness, anger and nightmares.

It protects from poison and also shelters from sudden death. If men wear it they can become more handsome and intelligent. For women, it helps in fertility.

**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.