Sky Blue Topaz K10 Ring Rose Cut ~VALOA~ November Birthstone

This item is made to order. Please allow approximately 1.5 months from payment confirmation until delivery. ========================== Please note that changes and cancellations cannot be made after your order is placed. ========================== This is a K10 ring featuring a rose-cut sky blue topaz, admired for its refreshing blue hue and sparkle. The 24 facets on the rose-cut surface reflect light, creating a beautiful, dazzling shine. Sky blue topaz is the birthstone for November. The 'VALOA' series utilizes the classic shape of the rose cut. We've meticulously crafted the delicate, curved split shoulder, the clean and elegant contour of the ring arm, and the securely set prongs that taper gracefully to a fine point. The combination of the ring's arm and the vintage-inspired colored stone creates a sophisticated aura, evoking a sense of mature femininity. The name 'VALOA' is a fusion of 'vingt-quatre' (French for twenty-four, referencing the 24 facets of the rose cut) and 'nuovo' (Italian for new), along with an alphabetical combination inspired by the design and a resonance in its sound. The refined, soft feminine image, coupled with the distinctive and beautiful colored stone, adds a touch of sweetness and a calm, bittersweet nuance, allowing you to enjoy a variety of expressions. Feel free to layer and coordinate with other rings, earrings, and necklaces from the same series. ■ Stone [Quantity] - Sky Blue Topaz × 1 stone [Size] - Sky Blue Topaz: Diameter approx. 6mm × 1 stone [Carat] - Sky Blue Topaz: Approx. 0.89ct × 1 stone ■ Ring [Band Size] Approx. 0.60mm x approx. 1.00mm (thinnest part) to approx. 1.25mm x approx. 1.0mm (thickest part) [Motif Size] Diameter approx. 6mm x Height approx. 4mm <Sky Blue Topaz> ■ Symbolism: Hope, Friendship, Wisdom Topaz's Japanese name is 'Ougyoku' (yellow gem), and its Mohs hardness is 8. Topaz is the birthstone for November. Due to its high hardness, topaz has been used in jewelry since ancient times. Sky blue topaz is characterized by its bright, clear blue, reminiscent of a clear sky, amongブルートパーズ varieties. There are various theories about the origin of the name "topaz," but the most widely accepted theory is that it originates from the ancient Greek name "Topazios" for a small island in the Red Sea, also called Zabargad. In ancient Greece, topaz was believed to be a source of strength. In Renaissance Europe, topaz was thought to break magical spells and dispel anger, and in India, it was believed for centuries that wearing topaz over the heart would ensure longevity, beauty, and wisdom. As a gem that has supported people since ancient times, it is wonderful to wear it as a protective charm. *As natural stones are used, they may contain natural inclusions (cracks or inclusions) or have slight variations in shape. While we select stones with great care, we hope you will appreciate them as part of their natural charm. We photograph the items to be as true to their appearance as possible, but please be aware that the color of the stone may vary depending on your smartphone or computer screen. ■ To Customers Considering Purchasing This Product * All items come with complimentary backing card gift wrapping and a product warranty. <Paid Gift Wrapping> Gift wrapping for presents is also available. If you would like paid gift wrapping, please purchase it along with your order from the options below. <Standard Gift Wrapping> https://pinkoi.com/product/iym4emMM <Gift Wrapping with Jewelry Case> https://pinkoi.com/product/8c56vCX5 <Jewelry Case (with RASPIA logo)> https://pinkoi.com/product/FJ7DRRzs