"Doriane" blue topaz ring - 925 silver

"Doriane" amethyst ring in 925 silver - Faceted round cabochon Description of the 925 silver amethyst ring from the Doriane collection Topaz can take on different colors: from yellow to orange-brown, light and dark blue, pale or bright pink, and sometimes pale green. The most widespread being the colorless topaz. Blue topaz, the most used in jewelry, is considered a precious crystal. It can be obtained from a colorless topaz subjected to irradiation and heat treatments. But it also exists in its natural state, in Sri Lanka, China and Nigeria. There is controversy over the origin of the name Topaz. For some it is an evolution of the Sanskrit word tapaz which means fire. For others, it comes from the name of the Greek island Topazios, today called Zabargad. Topaz has been used since ancient times. It was then called the golden stone and it was given virtues of protection and power. In Greek and Roman cultures, it was associated with invincibility, while the Egyptians used it as amulets. It also appears in the Christian religion. Thus, in the New Testament, Saint Matthew receives it as a gift to enlighten dark hearts. Pope Clement IV, meanwhile, wore a Topaz ring, and it was attributed the virtues of recovery, in particular from the plague, in medieval times. Until 1609, Topaz referred to stones of yellow color. It was Anselme Boèce who defined its current characteristics. Large specimens of Blue Topaz, mainly from Brazil, are on display at the Natural History Museum in Chicago, the Smithsonian Institution, and the British Museum in London. By wearing the 925 silver blue topaz ring from our "Doriane" collection, you will be wearing an elegant piece of jewelry, paired with a precious crystal. The 925 rhodium silver ring is surmounted by a blue Topaz. For more finesse, the round stone is faceted. Benefits of the amethyst ring in lithotherapy Benefits of the amethyst ring on the mental level in lithotherapy On a mental level, the blue topaz ring soothes the spirit. It acts on concentration and imagination. It releases your spirit of innovation and improves your sleep. A crystal of love and luck, Topaz facilitates listening, dialogue and communication with others. Benefits of the amethyst ring on the physical level in lithotherapy On a physical level, the blue topaz ring energizes the body. It facilitates cell regeneration, and is beneficial to many organs including the lungs, liver, gallbladder and endocrine gland. It improves eyesight and facilitates vascular exchange and blood circulation. Astrological signs associated with the amethyst ring Among the twelve signs of the Zodiac, the blue Topaz acts particularly on Gemini, Aquarius and Pisces. They will benefit more intensely from the soothing and energizing virtues of the 925 silver blue topaz ring. Chakras associated with the amethyst ring Blue Topaz acts on the Throat Chakra. Thus, it promotes the assimilation of nutrients and improves the taste. It aids digestion and stimulates the metabolism. Amethyst Ring Care You can clean your ring by simply running it under a stream of lukewarm water. Like all crystals, Topaz discharges over time and prolonged exposure to sunlight can alter it. So be careful not to expose your jewelry to its rays for too long. To recharge it, you must place it on a cluster of quartz or rock crystal.