London Blue Topaz & Diamond K10 Ring, Round Cut ~Ello Lily~ November Birthstone (K18/PT Available)

This is a made-to-order product. Please allow approximately 1.5 months from payment confirmation to delivery. Changes and cancellations are not possible after placing an order. We appreciate your understanding. ========================== *Required Selection: Metal Material & Ring Size* Please select your preferred metal material and ring size from the dropdown menus. ========================== This K10 ring features a central round-cut London Blue Topaz, complemented by four small diamonds. Each gemstone has been carefully selected for its vibrant color and brilliance, reminiscent of a captured piece of the sea. London Blue Topaz is the birthstone for November. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to create a ring that showcases the gemstone as the star, highlighting the beautiful sparkle of this vivid colored stone. Enjoy various styling options, such as stacking with other rings or pairing with a necklace from the Ello series. The ring's name, "Lily," is inspired by the lily flower, symbolizing "pure" and "refined beauty." It also reflects the designer's name, embodying the wearer's image. ~O'Ello~ This jewelry series, "Ello," uses high-quality gemstones with the concept of "unlocking your true self." ■ Gemstones [Quantity] - London Blue Topaz (from India) x 1 stone - Diamonds x 4 stones (SI-VS class equivalent) [Size] - London Blue Topaz: Diameter approx. 4mm x 1 stone - Diamonds: Diameter approx. 1.6mm x 2 stones, Diameter approx. 1.3mm x 2 stones [Carat Weight] - London Blue Topaz: Approx. 0.3ct x 1 stone - Diamonds: Total 0.056ct ■ Ring [Band Size] Width approx. 1.4mm x Thickness approx. 0.7mm [Motif Size] Height approx. 4.7mm x Width approx. 4.8mm x Depth approx. 3mm London Blue Topaz (November Birthstone) ■ Gemstone Meaning: Hope, Friendship, Wisdom Also known as Yellow Gemstone (Ōgyoku), with a Mohs hardness of 8. Topaz is the birthstone for November. While there are various theories about the origin of the name "topaz," a prominent one suggests it comes from the ancient Greek name for a small island in the Red Sea called "Topazios" (this island was once a source of peridot, and before modern mineralogy, it was confused with topaz). Due to its high hardness, it has been used in jewelry since ancient times and is cherished by people worldwide. During the Renaissance in Europe, topaz was believed to break magic spells and dispel anger, while in India, wearing topaz over the heart was thought to guarantee longevity, beauty, and wisdom for centuries. It is also a gemstone with a rich variety of colors, available in various tones and hues, including pink, red, yellow, brown, blue, and green. Among these, London Blue Topaz is characterized by its grayish-blue color, which sets it apart from other blue topazes. It is said to have been named after the color of the London sky. Depending on the angle, it can also reveal bluish-green tones, presenting a modern and mystical blue hue. The deep, melancholic blue of London Blue Topaz offers a profound depth unmatched by other gemstones. ■ Metal Material Change Options You can choose from K10 yellow gold, K18 yellow gold, K18 pink gold, or platinum. *Availability may vary depending on gemstone stock. ■ For Customers Considering a Purchase * All items come with complimentary backing card wrapping and a product warranty certificate. * <Paid Gift Wrapping> Gift wrapping for presents is also available. If you wish for paid gift wrapping, please purchase it along with your order from the following link: https://jp.pinkoi.com/store/raspia?catp=group_3%2Cgroup_3_0%2Clisting_326