Blue Topaz Gemstone Jewelry Collection

Blue Topaz faceted gemstone jewelry by John S. Brana - Distinctive Jewelry. Collections include cocktail rings, earrings, and pendants set with Blue Topaz gemstones.

In Short

Blue topaz jewellery here pairs cool blue stones with gold-filled and silver settings, in earrings, pendants and rings.

What Is This Collection?

Blue topaz is the blue variety of the mineral topaz, one of the harder gemstones used in jewellery. It ranges from pale sky blue through to the deep steely tone known as London blue. Every piece is handcrafted by John S. Brana in his San Francisco studio.

What This Collection Includes

Wire wrapped drop earrings, gemstone pendants and cocktail rings, mostly set in 14K gold-filled or sterling silver.

How the pieces differ

Pieces differ by the grade of blue, from pale sky through Swiss to deep London blue, and by whether the stone is faceted for sparkle or set as a larger statement.

Who this collection suits

Anyone born in December, buyers looking for a hard-wearing coloured stone, and people who wear cool tones.

Blue Topaz Pieces in This Collection

The collection currently holds 4 pairs of earrings and 1 cocktail ring. The main differences are carat weight, the shade of blue, the metal and the price.

Topaz Pieces Compared
PieceTypePriceMetalStoneBest for
12 CT London Blue Topaz 14K Gold-filled EarringsEarrings$295.0014K gold-filled12 ct London blueThe lowest entry price for deep blue
17 CT Cushion Cut London Blue Topaz 14K Gold-filled EarringsEarrings$315.0014K gold-filled17 ct cushion cut London blueMore stone presence at a mid price
14K Hammered Gold Earrings with Blue TopazEarrings$340.00Solid 14K gold, hammeredBlue topazAnyone who wants solid gold rather than gold-filled
21 CT Cushion Cut London Blue Topaz 14K Gold-filled EarringsEarrings$415.0014K gold-filled21 ct cushion cut London blueThe biggest statement for evenings
13 ct Cushion Cut Pear Shape Swiss Blue Topaz Sterling Silver Cocktail RingRing, size 7 1/2Sold outSterling silver13 ct pear shape Swiss blueSilver wearers who want a lighter blue

The earrings are listed at 2 inches and 2 1/2 inches long. Check the exact drop length on each product page before ordering.

Best Pick for Each Shopper

The criteria that matter here are budget, carat weight, gold-filled versus solid gold, and the shade of blue.

How to Choose

Buying Guide
OptionWhat it isWho it suitsCheck before ordering
London blue topazThe deepest, most saturated blueEvening wear and strong contrastHow dark it reads against your wardrobe
Swiss and sky blue topazLighter, brighter bluesDaytime and everyday wearWhether the colour is strong enough for you
EarringsWire wrapped drops in gold-filled settingsAny recipient, since no sizing is neededDrop length
Rings and pendantsLarger single stonesStatement and occasion wearRing size, since gemstone rings are usually one size

Quick Match by Shopper

  • You want deep, dramatic colour – choose London blue topaz, the darkest and most saturated grade, for evening wear.
  • You want everyday colour – choose Swiss or sky blue topaz, which are lighter and brighter for daytime.
  • You are buying for a December birthday – any piece qualifies, since blue topaz is the modern December birthstone; earrings avoid sizing.
  • You want a hard-wearing ring – blue topaz sits at 8 on the Mohs scale, so a ring suits daily wear, but check the fixed size first.
  • You want a statement – choose a ring or pendant, which carry larger single stones than the wire wrapped earrings.

Criteria that matter most

  • Hardness – harder stones suit rings and daily wear; softer ones are safer in earrings and pendants
  • Metal pairing – warm metals deepen warm stones, cool metals sharpen cool ones
  • Natural variation – every stone differs in tone, so the photograph shows the style rather than the exact piece
  • Care – store stones separately and keep them away from ultrasonic cleaners and jewellery dips

Collection Details

Collection Facts
AttributeDetail
CollectionBlue Topaz Gemstone Jewelry Collection
Made byJohn S. Brana, handcrafted in San Francisco
PackagingGift boxed
ReturnsSee the returns policy
Prices, stock and product details last confirmed29 September 2026

Prices, stock and product details on this page were last reviewed on 29 September 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What colours does blue topaz come in?

From pale sky blue through Swiss blue to London blue, which is the deepest and most saturated. All three are the same mineral at different colour grades.

Q2. How durable is blue topaz?

Very. At 8 on the Mohs scale it is among the hardest stones used in this catalogue, which makes it suitable for rings as well as earrings.

Q3. Is blue topaz a birthstone?

Yes, blue topaz is the modern December birthstone, and topaz is also associated with the 4th wedding anniversary.

Q4. Will the colour fade?

Blue topaz is colour treated, and prolonged direct sunlight or high heat can affect it over time. Store it in a box rather than a sunny window.