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Blue Topaz and Pearl Floral Pendant Necklace

Name: Blue Topaz and Pearl Floral Pendant Necklace
Brand: OOAKB
SKU: TPSW-YINW-XLW-11YW-TXZW09
Price: 283.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$283.00 USD

In stock

Blue Topaz and Pearl Floral Pendant Necklace. The pearl-accented floral design creates a defined blue focal point at the neckline and adds a polished accent to both simple and dressed-up looks.

Material: S925 sterling silver, Topaz, saltwater pearl
Pearl size: 6–7mm
Chain length: 45cm

A polished choice for everyday styling, November birthday gifting or a blue gemstone–themed gift. Measurements and weights are approximate; gemstone and finish colors may vary with lighting, photography and screen settings.

On Orders of US$69 or More

Eligible non-personalized items may be returned or exchanged within 14 calendar days after delivery. Customers are responsible for return shipping on change-of-mind returns. No restocking fee applies.Personalized and made-to-order items are Final Sale for change-of-mind returns. This restriction does not apply if an item arrives damaged, defective, is the wrong item, is materially misdescribed, or is incorrectly personalized due to an OOAKB error. In these cases, an appropriate replacement or refund will be provided.

Return & Exchange Policy

Topaz Jewelry: Compare Blue Tone, Shape, Setting and Scale

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GIA describes topaz as a mineral that can be colorless, yellow, orange, brown, pink to red to purplish red, blue or light green. This store collection is narrower: current listings focus on blue, sky blue and London blue topaz. Read each listing for stated materials, dimensions and options; photographs and names alone cannot confirm natural or laboratory-grown identity, treatment, grade or origin.

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GIA identifies color as the most important topaz quality factor and notes that different topaz colors need their own criteria. Clarity, cut, carat weight and overall appearance also matter. Blue topaz is widely available and is commonly produced by treatment, but these product pages do not state treatment. Compare the named blue tone, shape, setting, finish, dimensions and listing-specific claims; ask for treatment or report details when they matter.

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The collection includes hook, stud, drop and leverback earrings; solitaire, halo, floral, bow, snowflake and pearl-accented necklaces; station, tennis, charm and adjustable bracelets; women’s open, halo, adjustable and pearl-accented rings; and broad men’s rings with cushion- or emerald-cut center-stone silhouettes. Listings state S925 sterling silver and topaz, with cubic zirconia, zircon, saltwater pearl or moissanite where specified. Most photographed finishes are silver tone, with a few gold-tone designs. Check each page for exact materials, finish, fastening, size and included item.

Topaz for November Birthdays and 4th Anniversaries

GIA identifies topaz as a November birthstone and blue topaz as the gemstone for the 4th wedding anniversary. These traditions give a blue topaz gift a direct personal link without promising an effect. Choose the blue tone, jewelry type and scale the recipient is likely to wear.

Rough material in several colors shown before selection

Faceted blue stones arranged in rows for selection

A jeweler works on a small component at the bench

Blue and clear stones positioned in a necklace setting by hand

Topaz for Their November or Anniversary Story

Choose the blue tone and scale they already wear

A November birthday gives topaz a direct personal link, and blue topaz is associated with the 4th wedding anniversary. Match the gift to what they wear—a stud, hook, drop or leverback earring, pendant, bracelet, open ring or broad men’s ring. Check size, length, fastening and what is included before ordering.

GIA says color is the most important topaz quality factor and that different colors need their own criteria. Clarity, cut, carat weight and overall appearance also matter. In this collection, compare the listed blue, sky blue or London blue tone, the pictured shape, setting and dimensions. Product photos are not a laboratory report, so ask about natural or laboratory-grown identity, treatment, origin or an independent report when those details matter.

Studs and simple pendants give a compact point of blue. Hooks, drops and leverbacks add movement; floral, bow, snowflake, heart, clover and pearl-accented designs add detail. Station and tennis bracelets repeat the color, open and halo rings create a stronger hand presence, and broad men’s rings have the largest visual scale. Choose a type and size close to jewelry the recipient already wears.

Topaz ranks 8 on the Mohs hardness scale, but GIA rates its toughness as poor because of cleavage. A hard blow, extreme pressure or a sharp temperature change can split or break the stone. Remove topaz jewelry for sport, lifting, cleaning and other impact-prone work, and give exposed ring settings extra care.

GIA recommends warm, soapy water for topaz and advises against ultrasonic and steam cleaning. Coated topaz should be cleaned only with mild soapy water because abrasive cleaners or buffing can damage the coating. When treatment is unknown, use the gentle method and follow care guidance for the metal finish, pearls and accent stones.

For rings, confirm the listed size or adjustable range and compare the center-stone and band dimensions. For bracelets and necklaces, check length, extension and pendant measurements. For earrings, confirm whether the design is a stud, hook, drop or leverback style and whether the listing is for a pair. Ask before ordering when a measurement or closure detail is absent.

Topaz gives a November birthday gift a direct birthstone connection, while blue topaz can mark a 4th wedding anniversary. Those associations are traditions rather than promised effects. Pair the story with a blue tone, jewelry type, size and fastening the recipient will enjoy.