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Rare Volodarsko-Volynskoye Topazes - 7 multicalor stones - 240 carats. Ukraine For Sale


Rare Volodarsko-Volynskoye Topazes - 7 multicalor stones - 240 carats. Ukraine
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Rare Volodarsko-Volynskoye Topazes - 7 multicalor stones - 240 carats. Ukraine:
$50.00

Quantity: 7 stones

Weight: 142 carats (ct).

Distinctive features: multicalor

Deposit: These gems were mined mined at the renowned Volodarsko-Volynskoye gem deposit in the picturesque Zhytomyr region of Ukraine.


Natural irregularities and inclusions are allowed in the stone.

You are buying the exact specimen shown in the photos.


General Information


TOPAZ is a mineral, an island silicate of aluminum with fluorine.


PROPERTIES

Composition (formula): Al2SiO4F2

Color: Colorless, pure water topaz is rare. Most of the time the mineral topaz has light shades of yellow, wine yellow, straw yellow, blue, violet, green, pink; rarely red.

With prolonged exposure to sunlight, the color of topaz pales.

There are topazes with polychrome coloring.

Transparency: Transparent, translucent

Cleavage: Perfect

Fracture: Irregular, shell-shaped

Luster: Glassy

Hardness: 8

Density (specific gravity), g/cm3: 3.49-3.57 - measured; 3.55 - calculated

Brittleness: Brittle

Special properties: Rare samples of topaz fluoresce in ultraviolet.


DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES

Topaz differs from similar minerals by its high hardness. In dense granular masses, topaz is similar to quartz, from which it differs by the presence of cleavage and greater hardness.


MORPHOLOGY

The mineral topaz forms crystals of predominantly prismatic shape. Less often topaz occurs as hexagonal aggregates and granular masses. Well-formed large topaz crystals grow exclusively in cavities.


ORIGIN

Topaz is formed

- in veins and cavities in granites, granitic pegmatites, rhyolites, and greisen as a result of processes associated with the degassing of these igneous rocks, with the participation of volatile-rich, high-temperature hydrothermal solutions;

- in high degrees of metamorphism of alumina fluoride-bearing sediments rich in quartz;

- in placers in the weathering of rocks containing topaz, because the mineral topaz has high hardness and chemical stability.


APPLICATION

Gem-quality topaz stone is used for jewelry.

In geology, the mineral topaz is a reference mineral in the scale of hardness of minerals (Mohs scale).


HEALING PROPERTIES

The topaz stone is said to strengthen the immune system, protects against colds, accelerates tissue regeneration, treats digestive organs, liver, thyroid, gallbladder and spleen.

It is generally believed that topaz stone calms, relieves stress, relieves nervous disorders, gets rid of fears, helps with insomnia.

In ancient times, the topaz stone was used to correct vision.


MAGICAL PROPERTIES

Topaz stone is believed to have protective properties against the "evil eye", witchcraft and other negative influences. Yogis use topaz stone in meditation to achieve a connection between the individual and the Higher Mind.

In medieval symbolism stone topaz meant prudence and good deeds. Golden topaz symbolized the fullness of happiness. It was believed that it frees from dangerous passions and eliminates negative emotions. Yellow topaz was perceived as a stone of exposing secrets and influence on others: the stone of hypnotists, criminalists, psychologists.

The topaz stone is called the stone of inner enlightenment and is believed to help you react quickly to events and make the right decisions.


INFLUENCE ON THE CHAKRAS

Depending on its color, the topaz stone affects different chakras.


PRIMARY ZODIAC SIGN


Scorpio


ELEMENT


Water


Earth


Fire


PLANETS


Sun


ENERGY


Unresponsive Yang


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Don't miss the unique opportunity to acquire this rare and exquisite topaz with an origin from a prestigious deposit. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or need further information. Thank you for your interest!

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