How can I tell topaz apart from colourless quartz?

Topaz is denser than quartz, with a specific gravity near 3.5 against 2.65, and this card lists 3.52. Its refractive index of 1.61 to 1.62 is also higher than quartz. These readings fit topaz.

Is topaz usually treated?

Natural inclusions are internal features formed as the crystal grew, such as fine lines or tiny marks. In the photo, thin needle-like marks appear near the upper left. They help identify natural stones but may slightly soften clarity.

Does topaz need special care?

Topaz is hard at 8 on the Mohs scale but has perfect cleavage, so a sharp knock can split it. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and sudden temperature changes, and choose a protective setting for rings.

Which settings and metals suit a colourless oval?

A colourless oval pairs with white or yellow metals alike, since it adds no colour of its own. Prong settings show the most light, while a bezel protects the edges better. Ask us for dimensions first.

Who might choose a colourless topaz?

Buyers who like a clean, neutral stone may choose colourless topaz for custom jewellery, gifting or collecting. It suits those who want sparkle without colour, though it is not a diamond and should not be presented as one.

Natural Topaz (Colourless) – 6.72 Carat

Colourless natural topaz, 6.72 ct oval, with crisp facets, a clear body, and fine natural inclusions

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Light and cut share the work in this stone. The natural topaz is colourless, so each facet of the oval reads as white light rather than a wash of colour. The card lists 6.72 carats, a refractive index of 1.61 to 1.62 and natural inclusions, which show as fine lines in the photo. Often sold as white topaz, it can be set into a ring or pendant. Some Indian trade sources link white topaz with Venus, ...

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