9CT WHITE GOLD LONDON BLUE TOPAZ & DIAMOND RING

Here's a beautiful piece for you – a 9ct White Gold ring that's an absolute stunner! It's all about that exquisite London Blue Topaz right at the centre, encased in a flower-shaped head, and surrounded by a glimmering halo of accent diamonds. The band itself is plain and polished to perfection, and you'll find the hallmarks tucked away on the inner side of the band.

We've got sizes from J to Q to make sure you can find your perfect fit. And if this ring has stolen your heart, but you don't spot your size in the lineup, don't fret. Just give me a shout before you make your purchase, and I'll check if we can get it sized for you. In most cases, a slight size adjustment won't cost you extra, but if we're talking about a big leap, there might be a small additional fee.

Here's a nifty bonus for you – we're all about flexibility, so we offer a layaway payment option. Whether you prefer to pay weekly or monthly, just drop me a message, and I'll fill you in on all the details. Please note that we roll with PayPal for this fantastic payment option.

Now, let's dive into a bit of Topaz trivia. The origin of the name "Topaz" is a bit of a mystery, but here are a couple of theories. There was a small island in the Red Sea once known as "Topazios," even though it didn't yield Topaz gemstones at the time. Another theory suggests that the name might have roots in the Sanskrit word "tapaz," which means fire.

And you know what's really cool? Blue used to be a pretty rare shade to spot in Topaz, but thanks to some clever colour treatments, we now have three dazzling Blue Topaz variations: Sky Blue, Swiss Blue, and London Blue.

Speaking of London Blue Topaz, it's all about intense dusty blues with inky undercurrents. Whether it's hanging from your ears, gracing your neck, or wrapped around your finger, this denim-toned Topaz is a showstopper through and through.

Now, a little something about White Gold – it's a Gold alloy mixed with at least one white metal (typically nickel, Silver, or Palladium). To give it that pristine white look, it's often treated with Rhodium plating. If you want to keep that plating looking fresh, avoid wearing your jewellery while swimming, especially in chlorinated pools, as chlorine can make it degrade faster. Since tap water has a smidge of chlorine, it's a good idea to keep your bling dry when possible. If your white gold pieces need a refresh, it's a breeze to get them re-plated.

And there you have it – a stunning ring and a dose of jewellery wisdom all in one go. Thanks for spending time with us! 💍🌟🐦