The value of the stone depends on the cut, color, and sharpness of the stoneā
Topaz Selection of cut and cutoff grade
A: Cut
Topaz slices are generally emerald, pear-shaped, and oval. These slices decompose natural Topaz āwell and show its natural beauty. A well-cut topaz is bright, shiny, and reflects light. While emerald, āoval, and pear-shaped cuts are common for topaz, finding topaz in other shapes, such as hearts, ātears, and even in raw form with a carved pattern, can be found.ā
B: Cutoff grade
While buying a 10-carat Diamond can bankrupt a bank, topaz is not as expensive as diamonds, ābut it is difficult to find large-sized topaz. However, carats do not determine the value of the Stone ābut depend on the cut, color, and sharpness of the stone. Topazes of one or more carats have ālittle value and can be purchased online for a small price.ā
Uses of topaz in Jewelry are abundant.
Topaz can be found in many styles and shapes, but it is important to find exactly what you want ābecause topaz is available in different colors and cuts. Some of the most common topaz āornaments include blue topaz, which is often worn on Silver and usually on earrings and rings. If āyou are more interested in yellow or orange topaz, you can often find it on gold. It is important to āchoose the right topaz based on your needs. Due to the nature of topaz, it can be used without āfear of damaging other ornaments such as bracelets or rings.ā
