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The Romantic Pink Topaz

Author: Lisa Jeeves
by Lisa Jeeves
Posted: May 12, 2014

Pink topaz is a pretty gem whose hue can bring some romance to a pink engagement ring. The gem has been coveted around the world for centuries, most notably by the Russian czarinas, whose use of it gave it the name Imperial Topaz. As well as being a romantic centre stone for an engagement ring, pink topaz is also the birthstone of December, making it perfect for a girl whose birthday falls on that particular month.

Topaz is found in a variety of shades ranging from reds to the palest pink. The chromium found in the stone is what gives the gem its distinctive colouration. As a result, the vibrant hues look gorgeous when set in either a white, yellow, or rose gold setting. Today’s most popular pink engagement ring designs feature an exquisite pink topaz centre stone with white topaz accents all set in rose gold.

50 Shades Of Pink

Below is a brief overview of the range of pink hues available in topaz stones, to help newly-engaged couples who have opted for this gem as a ring topper hopefully discover their favourite.

Strawberry pink is not the most popular choice, perhaps, but it goes with a wide range of other colours and is actually quite lovely.

Rose pink is one of the most popular shades of pink topaz. Its bright colours will lighten up your day all year round.

The most popular pink topaz shade is hot pink. No surprises there. This shade will be sure to make people notice your ring as the stone has such a bright tone.

Crimson pink is a stunning shade that goes really well with darker outfits. The shade exudes class and elegance.

Salmon pink is less subtle than the other shades, yet still pretty and classy, a distinctive colour that will set you apart from the crowd.

To ensure quality when buying a pink topaz gem, ask if it has been treated before buying. Colour enhancement techniques are very common and may include heating, dyeing, or irradiation. As with any other precious stone, it is very important to choose a quality cut. Topaz is available in a variety of shapes; however, the cut should reflect light evenly from the surface when the stone is held face up.

Pink topaz can easily create a beautiful, romantic look for your pink engagement ring. With a wide array of colours and cuts to choose from, a pink topaz is the perfect stone to use for a truly bespoke ring.

Frank L Orman is the founder of the F&L Designer Guides, compiled and written to help consumers choose a unique engagement ring design. From pink engagement rings to princess cuts and engraved bands, we have ideas and opinions covering all the options. Offering advice, tips and suggestions on how to choose that perfect ring, F&L will accompany you on every stage of your search to find the right designer.

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Author: Lisa Jeeves

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