Blue Topaz Pear Double Halo Ring in Sterling Silver —10ct
A teardrop of sky, ringed twice in light. A faceted pear-cut blue topaz drops clean at the center, framed by a halo of round pavé cubic zirconia and a second ring of tapered baguette — the whole piece reading as a small frozen bloom in cool blue.
Features
- Faceted pear-cut blue topaz center stone in a clear sky-blue tone — natural variation in saturation gives each piece its own weather
- Double-halo setting: inner round pavé cubic zirconia + outer tapered baguette cubic zirconia for layered, vintage-leaning sparkle
- Polished sterling silver setting, hand-finished for a smooth, skin-friendly surface
- Sized at12 ×14 mm — a substantial statement that reads as fine jewelry from across a room, sized to flatter every hand
- The mid-size and mid-price blue topaz in the Yuel line — bigger than the entry cluster ring, with a more ceremonial silhouette
Specifications
- Stone: Natural blue topaz
- Stone weight: approx.10 ct
- Stone dimensions:12 ×14 mm pear cut
- Accent stones: Cubic zirconia (round pavé + tapered baguette double halo)
- Setting: Sterling silver, double-halo four-prong
- Finish: Hand-polished, smooth interior
How to Wear & Care
Slip it on the index or middle finger for a deliberate centerpiece — the pear-cut teardrop elongates the finger visually. The double halo is the visual anchor; keep adjacent bands slim so the silhouette isn't crowded.
Blue topaz is one of the hardest commonly-used gemstones (8 on Mohs scale) — among the most daily-wearable stones in the gem world. Tolerates normal wear well, but remove before heavy lifting. Keep away from harsh chemicals and prolonged direct sunlight (some blue topaz can fade over time with UV exposure). Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and store in the pouch provided.
A Note on Natural Variation
Blue topaz is a natural stone. Saturation shifts from piece to piece — the ring you receive will resemble the photo closely without being identical, which is what makes it yours.
A teardrop of sky, ringed twice in light. A faceted pear-cut blue topaz drops clean at the center, framed by a halo of round pavé cubic zirconia and a second ring of tapered baguette — the whole piece reading as a small frozen bloom in cool blue.
Features
- Faceted pear-cut blue topaz center stone in a clear sky-blue tone — natural variation in saturation gives each piece its own weather
- Double-halo setting: inner round pavé cubic zirconia + outer tapered baguette cubic zirconia for layered, vintage-leaning sparkle
- Polished sterling silver setting, hand-finished for a smooth, skin-friendly surface
- Sized at12 ×14 mm — a substantial statement that reads as fine jewelry from across a room, sized to flatter every hand
- The mid-size and mid-price blue topaz in the Yuel line — bigger than the entry cluster ring, with a more ceremonial silhouette
Specifications
- Stone: Natural blue topaz
- Stone weight: approx.10 ct
- Stone dimensions:12 ×14 mm pear cut
- Accent stones: Cubic zirconia (round pavé + tapered baguette double halo)
- Setting: Sterling silver, double-halo four-prong
- Finish: Hand-polished, smooth interior
How to Wear & Care
Slip it on the index or middle finger for a deliberate centerpiece — the pear-cut teardrop elongates the finger visually. The double halo is the visual anchor; keep adjacent bands slim so the silhouette isn't crowded.
Blue topaz is one of the hardest commonly-used gemstones (8 on Mohs scale) — among the most daily-wearable stones in the gem world. Tolerates normal wear well, but remove before heavy lifting. Keep away from harsh chemicals and prolonged direct sunlight (some blue topaz can fade over time with UV exposure). Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and store in the pouch provided.
A Note on Natural Variation
Blue topaz is a natural stone. Saturation shifts from piece to piece — the ring you receive will resemble the photo closely without being identical, which is what makes it yours.