London Blue Topaz Pendant - 925 Sterling Silver, White Gold Plated

Design Story: Seven Stones in One Frame

The London blue topaz pendant takes a simple idea — a rectangle — and makes it the whole design. Seven oval stones sit inside an open lattice, connected by a zig-zag of small pavé-set accents, so the blue colour reads as one continuous vertical column rather than seven separate stones.

The frame is a polished band edged with a single row of pavé stones. From the front, the pendant looks graphic and architectural; from an angle, the openwork lets light pass through the gaps between the topaz ovals. The integrated bail carries the same pavé row, so the top of the pendant finishes the design instead of interrupting it.

This is a pendant that works as a single statement piece. It is sold on its own — the chain in our styling photographs is not included — so you can match it to a chain you already wear.

What Makes London Blue Different

Topaz in its natural state is usually pale. “London blue” describes the deep, slightly steely teal tone that blue topaz is known for — darker and less pastel than sky blue topaz, which is why it holds its colour well against white metal.

The supplier lists this London blue topaz pendant as natural topaz but does not state whether the colour has been enhanced. Blue topaz is commonly treated by heating or irradiation to deepen the blue, so we do not claim an untreated stone.

For background on the stone itself, see the GIA gem encyclopedia.

A Gift That Reads as a Keepsake

Seven blue stones in one clean frame make this pendant an easy choice for a birthday, an anniversary, or a December birthstone gift — blue topaz is traditionally linked with December birthdays.