Product Description
Make a sophisticated statement with the Marquise London Blue Topaz Ring. This exquisite ring features a prominent 14.50mm x 6.80mm London Blue Topaz—a highly saturated, deep blue gemstone—cut into an elegant Marquise Shape that beautifully elongates the finger.
Set in lustrous 14kt Yellow Gold, the ring features dazzling natural diamond accents (0.10ct total, implied) that enhance the stone's dramatic color. With its substantial 4.75g weight and bold 19mm Ring Length, this ring delivers a true sense of luxury and is an ideal gift for the December Birthstone.
Key Features & Specifications
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Center Stone: Deep London Blue Topaz in a Marquise Cut.
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Stone Size: 14.50mm x 6.80mm (Extremely large and bold finger coverage).
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Accent Stones: Natural Diamond accents totaling 0.10ct (implied).
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Metal: Crafted in solid 14kt Yellow Gold (Purity 585).
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Build: Engineered for luxury and presence:
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Weight: Approx. 4.75g (A substantial, quality feel).
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Length: 19mm (Maximum length for dramatic effect).
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Shoulder: 2.20mm band width.
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Ideal For: A December Birthstone gift, Marquise Blue Topaz Ring, or bold cocktail wear.
Product FAQs
Q1: What is "London Blue Topaz," and why is it special?
A: London Blue Topaz is the deepest, most saturated shade of blue topaz, highly valued for its rich, inky color. This stone is a preferred alternative to blue sapphire and serves as one of the traditional December Birthstones.
Q2: How bold is this ring, given the 14.50mm size and 4.75g weight?
A: This is a truly Bold Statement Ring. The 14.50mm Marquise cut is extremely long, providing maximum finger coverage, while the 4.75g Metal Weight in 14kt Yellow Gold confirms its solid, premium construction and luxurious feel.
Q3: Is the Marquise Cut secure in this setting?
A: Yes. The Marquise Cut is known for its pointed ends, which are more susceptible to chipping. However, this ring's substantial gold setting is designed to secure and protect the stone's delicate points, ensuring lasting durability for the London Blue Topaz.
