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Floral London Blue Topaz Ring 7.67 Ct., Platinum 950
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Item ID: | K28824 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.94 Width: 10.03 Height: 7.4 |
Weight: | 7.67 Ct. |
Color: help | London Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $14 |
This ring from The Natural Gemstone Company showcases a magnificent, transparent 7.67 carat oval London blue topaz, measuring 13.94 x 10.03 x 7.40 mm, cut in a mixed brilliant style to maximize sparkle and depth. The stone is graded eye clean at normal viewing distance, with intense color saturation that delivers the deep, inky blue associated with the finest London blue topaz. The excellent polish on the facets gives lively light return and a smooth surface finish that enhances both brilliance and wearability. The topaz originates from Brazil, a source known for producing stable, richly colored material, and the gem is set entirely in 14K white gold, which combines a refined cool tone with strong everyday durability and a lasting lustre. This combination of a substantial, high quality natural gemstone and a carefully engineered precious metal setting makes this ring a standout choice for those seeking both presence and practicality.
When comparing this London blue topaz ring to other options on the market, several advantages become clear. Against lower cost quartz or glass imitations, this natural topaz delivers far superior color depth, refractive properties, and long term value, because it is a true gem material with documented origin and professional cutting. Compared to lighter blue stones such as aquamarine or light blue topaz, the intense saturation of this London blue gives greater visual impact in a single stone of 7.67 carats, making it ideal for clients who prefer bold color and size without stepping up to the price of sapphire. The mixed brilliant cut is specifically chosen to balance fire and scintillation, producing more lively play of light than many step cuts or shallow ovals on the market, and the eye clean clarity means the stone appears flawless to the naked eye, unlike many similarly sized gems where visible inclusions reduce aesthetic appeal and resale value.
Durability is a crucial concern for daily wear, and this London blue topaz performs strongly while requiring smart handling. On the Mohs hardness scale topaz rates at 8, which is harder than common jewelry gems such as quartz and beryl family stones at around 7 to 7.5, making it resistant to everyday scratching from most materials. Sapphire at 9 and diamond at 10 are harder, and therefore more scratch resistant, but those stones also come with very different price points and visual characteristics. It is important to note that topaz has a distinct cleavage plane, which makes it more susceptible to cleavage from a sharp blow along certain crystallographic directions than non cleavage stones such as sapphire. For that reason the protective design of the mounting and the choice of 14K white gold are significant. The ring’s multi prong crown and slightly elevated yet secure setting cradle the girdle and pavilion, reducing exposure of the most vulnerable edges, and the robustness of 14K white gold resists deformation and maintains prong tension under normal wear better than softer metals like sterling silver. Compared to delicate gems such as opal or pearl which require very careful handling, this topaz is far easier to wear daily, and compared to morganite which is softer and often heat treated, the London blue topaz offers a superior mix of hardness, color stability and cost efficiency.
To ensure long lasting beauty and to maximize the gemstone’s resistance to accidental damage, regular but straightforward care will keep this ring looking its best. Avoid wearing the ring during heavy manual work, sports that risk hard impacts, or tasks where the stone could be struck sharply against a hard surface, because impact along a cleavage plane could cause chipping. Clean the stone periodically with warm soapy water and a soft brush or use a gentle commercial jewelry cleaner that is safe for topaz and gold, and dry with a soft cloth. Ultrasonic cleaning is generally acceptable for stable topaz that is not fracture filled, but avoid steam cleaning and harsh chemical exposure that could affect the metal finish. Have prongs and the mounting inspected by a professional jeweler periodically to ensure the setting remains secure, and The Natural Gemstone Company can assist with recommended maintenance intervals and trusted local service referrals. When compared to many alternative investment pieces on the market, this ring delivers exceptional visual impact, dependable daily wearability with sensible care, and a clear value proposition for buyers seeking a bold blue center stone in a durable, elegant 14K white gold setting.














































