Blue topaz jewels for November babies

Whether you prefer the deep hue of London Blue or the paler Swiss variety, topaz is the perfect centrepiece for November birthstone jewellery.

04 November 2016
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  • Arya Esha Swiss blue topaz earrings with tourmaline and peridot accents
    These Galaxy Ara earrings (£2,160) by Arya Esha are a lesson in colour coordination. Two Swiss Blue topazes – 24.25 carats in total – are surrounded by swooping arcs of green peridot, inset with star-shaped explosions of pink tourmalines. 
  • Paloma Picasso for Tiffany Olive Leaf Swiss blue topaz ring
    The Olive Leaf collection was inspired by the olive groves surrounding Paloma's home in Morocco and you can tell by her choice of gems in this ring (£900): leaf-green tsavorites, olive-coloured peridots and a Swiss Blue topaz the colour of a summer sky.
  • Marco Bicego amethyst, London Blue topaz and citrine ring
    Bold colour combinations are a signature of Marco Bicego’s Murano collection. This Murano cocktail ring (£2,980) has been designed around three very special stones whose warm hues belong together – a London Blue topaz, yellow citrine and purple amethyst.
  • Josephinas blue topaz ballet pumps
    Bejewelled footwear is back in fashion, so while these Josefinas Blue Persian Salt ballet pumps (€3,369) are not strictly a jewel, they had to be in our top 5. Made by hand in the Portuguese town of Sao João da Madeira, these velvet flats are embellished with two oval-cut blue topazes.
  • Georg Jensen Michelsen London Blue topaz cuff
    This bangle (£18,000) is a reworking of a design from the 1970s for Georg Jensen by Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe. The glossy mirrored finish of the gold contrasts with cabochons of London Blue topaz. 
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Claire Roberts

CLAIRE ROBERTS

Claire has worked in luxury publishing for 20 years as a magazine editor with a focus on watches and jewellery, so she is an old hand at roaming the Baselworld and Couture Vegas fairs, searching out exquisite things. Claire joined ...