Yellow Gold Blue Topaz Jewelry

Gold karat, stone size and added diamonds drive the price. 14K costs more than 10K, larger topaz and heavier settings add cost, and diamond accents raise it further. Piece type matters too, since a ring, pendant or bracelet uses different amounts of gold. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Rings lead the list, especially oval and diamond-accented styles. Blue topaz and diamond rings in 14K yellow gold appear most often, followed by cross and slide pendants, stud earrings, and four-stone bracelets. Marquise, pear and heart-shaped pieces also show up among the favorites.

Check each product description for whether the topaz is natural or lab-created. In general, most blue topaz on the market is colorless topaz that has been treated with irradiation and heat to create the blue shade. This is a standard, stable process for the stone.

Yes, the warm gold makes the cool blue stand out. Yellow gold gives a rich contrast, while diamond accents add sparkle between the two. If you prefer a cooler, icier look, compare white gold blue topaz jewelry.

Yes, with sensible care. Topaz rates 8 on the Mohs scale, so it resists scratches well, though a hard knock can still chip it. Stud earrings and pendants see less impact than rings. Remove rings for heavy work and store pieces separately. See our jewelry care tips.