November Birthstone K10 Swiss Blue Topaz Solitaire Necklace ~Petela~ (K18 Option Available)

========================== ※【Required Selection】Metal Material※ Please select the metal material from the dropdown. ========================== This is a K10 (10-karat gold) necklace featuring a single, beautiful Swiss blue topaz with its refreshing blue color and sparkle. Swiss blue topaz is the birthstone for November. The milgrain decoration, which envelops the small gemstone, means "a thousand grains" in Latin. It has been used as an auspicious decoration since ancient times, evoking meanings of eternity, abundance, fertility, and longevity. This jewelry is part of the "Petela" series, a name combining "mille grain," which forms an unbroken circle, and "petit," meaning small in French. It carries the wish: "May the feelings held within this small gem last forever." You can choose your birthstone or favorite colored stone and wear it daily like a talisman. It's perfect as a subtle accent for office attire, or for a more festive look on outings, try layering it with other necklaces. Its simple and understated design makes it a recommended series for gifts to loved ones. This necklace features a single Swiss blue topaz on a delicate chain, offering a simple and timeless design. It can also be enjoyed in various arrangements, such as by adding a natural stone charm from Raspier or layering with other necklaces. The vibrant yellow gold hue is gentle on the skin, making it suitable even for those sensitive to metals. You can choose between K10 yellow gold and K18 yellow gold for the metal. [Size] Chain total length: 40cm Swiss Blue Topaz: Approx. 2mm diameter [Material] Swiss Blue Topaz / Metal: Available in K10YG, K18YG <Swiss Blue Topaz (November Birthstone)> Keywords: Hope, Friendship, Wisdom The Japanese name for topaz 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. Swiss blue topaz refers to the particularly deep and vivid blue color among blue topazes. There are various theories about the origin of the name "topaz," but the most prominent one suggests it comes from the ancient Greek name "Topazios" for a small island in the Red Sea, also called Zeberged. In ancient Greece, topaz was believed to bestow strength. In Renaissance Europe, topaz was thought to break magic spells and dispel anger. For centuries in India, it was believed that wearing topaz over the heart would ensure longevity, beauty, and intelligence. It has been cherished as a supportive gemstone for people since ancient times, making it lovely to wear as a protective charm. ※As this product uses natural stones, it may contain inclusions (cracks or inclusions) specific to the stone, or the shape may vary slightly. While we select stones carefully, we hope you will enjoy the natural beauty. We photograph the product to be as true to life as possible, but the stone's color may appear differently on smartphone and computer screens. Please make your purchase with this understanding. ■To Customers Considering This Product ※All purchases come with complimentary gift wrapping on a card and a product warranty. ※ <Paid Gift Wrapping> Gift wrapping is also available for presents. If you would like paid gift wrapping, please purchase it along with your order from the following: https://jp.pinkoi.com/store/raspia?catp=group_3%2Cgroup_3_0%2Clisting_326