925 Silver Tops

925 Silver Tops

What is 925 Silver

925 Silver is a metal used for jewelry like gold. Unfortunately, people in Pakistan do not value silver as it is a cheap metal, but in the rest of the world, silver is valued as much as gold. Silver is such a metal that any jewelry that is made in gold can also be made in silver. Silver is certainly a cheap metal, but the labor involved in making its jewelry is as much as that of gold jewelry. So that’s why 925 silver jewelry becomes expensive. Silver jewelry in the market is not returned or exchanged after sale, But we are providing our customers with the facility of re-polishing once after sale and also if the purchased jewelry is free of any breakage whenever. If you want, you can deposit 50% of the total amount of the old bill in the new bill out of the amount of jewelry bought again along with our bill. We want to give the best service to our customers. Along with engagement rings in silver, Moissanite  engagement rings that people wear in place of real diamonds, gift rings and pendant sets, earrings, bracelets, as well as natural gemstones. Well designed jewelry is made in 925 Silver.

Blue topaz is very abundant and can be found in many different countries such as Brazil, the United States, Pakistan, Madagascar, Sri Lanka, China, Russia, Mexico, and more. Blue topaz comes in a few different shades, such as sky blue, baby Swiss, Swiss blue, and London Blue.

Topaz from Shigar Valley, Shigar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.

Ultimately, any shade of Blue Topaz is safe to wear, and it’s hardness provides an extremely durable gemstone to wear everyday. Importance of Blue Topaz Gemstone Wearing blue topaz is said to provide many benefits to individuals, including an increase in self-confidence, clarity of thought, and emotional balance. It is also believed to enhance creativity, boost intuition, and promote spiritual growth.

How Much is Blue Topaz Worth? Since topaz is so abundant on the earth, it isn’t very expensive. As with any gemstone, the price of blue topaz will vary depending on its quality. It can cost anywhere from $10 to $30 per carat.