Pacific Fire Topaz jewelry
The mystery of the sea; the magic of fire
The brilliant, fiery-blue hues of Pacific Fire Topaz were inspired by the warm tides and cool breezes of the Polynesian Islands.
The word topaz was derived from the Sanskirt word
"tapas" which means fire. This magnificent gemstone, used for strenth, wisdom and courage, mingles cool blue hues with flickers of warm light like a twilight paradise.
We love
Pacific Fire Topaz because it works with a wide range of wardrobe styles, adding a pop of color to any outfit.
Color and pedigree
The beautiful iridescent color of
Pacific Fire Topaz is produced by applying a thin film-like optical coating to the pavilion surface of a colorless natural topaz. The enhancement method is known as Physical Vapor Deposition. This process is unique as it uses various minerals, oxygen and high vacuum. However, no radiation or harsh chemicals are used in this treatment.
Brazil is the top producer of topaz, followed by Madagascar, Nigeria, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Taking them home
Your
Pacific Fire Topaz jewelry will give you many years of wearing pleasure if cared for properly. The very thin film treatment applied to the natural topaz is durable and hard. However, this stone should not be immersed in an ultrasonic or exposed to abrasive clothes or brushes, chemicals, acids or high heats. It is best to use a mild soap and water to clean this stone.
Topaz earns an 8 on the Mohs Hardness Scale (10 is highest), so it can chip or break if subjected to sharp blows. Avoid exposing your
Pacific Fire Topaz jewelry to sudden temperature changes, and be sure to take it off before playing sports or jumping in the pool.
When to choose Pacific Fire Topaz
If you're looking for a unique gemstone that most people have never seen before, choose a
Pacific Fire Topaz pendant or
earrings — they'll be sure to get noticed. And for a romantic, unexpected gift, choose a sparkling
Pacific Fire Topaz ring — an affordable gift that delivers plenty of dramatic color and sparkle.
Shop our pacific fire topaz collection to see all the different ways to wear this fiery-blue gem.
