Description
This pink imperial topaz ring is built around one natural emerald cut stone, a soft blush pink gem prong set in an ornate beaded and carved silver band. The gentle colour against bright silver gives it a delicate yet eye catching look on the hand.
The stone is a natural imperial topaz, a genuine gem and not glass or lab made. Each ring is handcrafted by our own jewelers, cut and set by hand in solid 925 silver.
Product Details
- Gem: Natural pink imperial topaz
- Colour: Soft blush pink
- Cut: Emerald cut (step cut)
- Metal: Sterling silver
- Metal quality: Solid 925
- Band: Ornate beaded and carved band
- Setting: Prong set
- Hardness: Mohs 8, strong for daily wear
- Ring size: Fully resizable, free of charge
- Shipping: Worldwide in 7 to 11 working days
How Rare Pink Really Is
Among all the colours of topaz, soft pink is one of the scarcest. Fine imperial material has long come from Brazil, and natural pink is far less common than blue or white, which is why collectors prize it. The blush tone here reads clean and gentle rather than loud, the quiet appeal that makes natural pink topaz so sought after.
Because colour and clarity drive value, the pink topaz value of a stone rises with an even, attractive shade. Topaz is also the November birthstone, so this ring carries meaning alongside its rare colour.
A Delicate Statement Piece
The ornate beaded band lifts the stone and frames the soft pink without overpowering it, a design that suits a dressier look as easily as everyday wear. It works beautifully as a gift, an unusual alternative to the usual white or blue stones.
Topaz sits at 8 on the Mohs scale, hard enough for regular wear with normal care, and set in solid 925 it is made to last. If you would prefer a plainer band or accent stones, we can build it to order.
See the rest of our natural gemstone rings, our tourmaline rings, or browse the full collection of handmade silver rings before you buy.
For a reliable overview of topaz colour, grades and value, see the topaz guide from the International Gem Society.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a natural stone?
Yes. It is a natural pink imperial topaz, a genuine gem, not glass and not lab grown. Faint inclusions inside are normal and are a sign the stone is real.
Is pink topaz rare?
Yes. Pink is one of the scarcer colours of topaz, much less common than blue or white, which is part of why natural pink topaz is so prized.
Where does pink imperial topaz come from?
Fine imperial topaz, including pink, has historically come from Brazil, long known for the best material of this kind.
What affects the price?
The pink topaz value depends mainly on colour, size and clarity, with a clean, even pink worth more. Tell us the stone size you want and we will quote it.
Is it hard enough for daily wear?
Yes. Topaz sits at 8 on the Mohs scale, so it stands up to everyday wear with normal care. Avoid hard knocks, as any topaz can chip on a sharp impact.
Can the ring be resized?
Yes, free of charge. Tell us your size at checkout and we will make it to fit. If it ever needs adjusting later, resizing is free for life.
How should I care for it?
Clean it with a soft cloth and mild soapy water, keep it away from harsh chemicals, and store it apart so nothing scratches the silver.










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