‎Color selection
One of the things to consider when deciding on a Topaz is its color. The color grading system is ‎GIA. The base color of topaz is red, orange, yellow, blue, purple, green, and purple. This rating ‎ranges from colorless (0) to black (10). It is from light gray or brown (1) to a light color (6).‎

Topaz comes in different colors. Some dyes appear naturally in topaz, and some dyes are ‎produced by Chemical action. Below is a list of some of the different colors of topaz that will help ‎you get the right idea of the color that suits you.‎

White topaz (no color)‎
Pure topaz is always colorless. Some topazes are often clear and free of impurities and are not ‎visible and are almost like diamonds. Of course, finding topaz without impurities is rare.‎

Golden Topaz
This topaz is the most common color of topaz and includes yellow and orange colors and is found ‎in abundance and is relatively cheap.‎

Blue Topaz
Blue topaz can often be seen on Jewelry so its blue color is not natural. Chemicals are often used ‎to achieve blue topaz, and the main color of blue topaz is blue-gray.‎

Pink Topaz
Pink topaz is a very rare color. There are many pink topazes on the market today that are made ‎by adding chemicals to yellow topaz. Natural pink topaz has a soft pink color and has a much ‎higher price compared to chemical pink topaz.‎

Champagne Topaz
Champagne topaz has shades of brown and no chemicals are used to obtain it and is known as a ‎natural topaz.‎

Imperial Topaz
This topaz has a light peach to dark orange color and is naturally like champagne topaz and is very ‎expensive.‎

Magic Topaz
In this type of topaz, chemicals are used to obtain a rainbow color. It is known as magic topaz ‎because it often has 3 or more colors on it. This type of topaz is also very expensive.‎