I can hardly believe we're already halfway through November! Thanksgiving is next week, and then the holiday flood gates will truly open.
As a kid, I remember the TV playing, seemingly on loop, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, The Littlest Angel, Charlie Brown Christmas Carol and It's a Wonderful Life. Are any of them part of your holiday traditions these days?
Speaking of holiday films...
"Silver and gold, silver and gold...everyone wishes for silver and gold"
The November gemstone is seen most often as a lovely warm honey-gold topaz color. Paired with recycled sterling silver, they'll add some sparkling "silver and gold" to your holiday season, whether you're a November birthday girl or not!
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Topaz color - Pure topaz is actually colorless, but is often tinted by various impurities, typically yellow, gold, or orange, all known as Imperial Topaz. Other topaz colors include blue, green, pink, and purple.
In the Middle Ages and before, “topaz” referred to any yellow gem, usually chrysolite, a yellowish peridot. Mentions of topaz in the Bible probably refer to chrysolite.
A colorless, transparent topaz from Brazil weighed in at 596 pounds in the rough, while the largest faceted gem in the world, the El Dorado topaz, is 13.6 lbs.
Besides being the November gemstone, Imperial topaz is also the gemstone for the 23rd anniversary.
You’ll find the same warm honey-gold topaz color in our drops of topaz-colored glass. And, since each drop is melted with focused sunlight, with these pieces you can truly “wear some sunshine!"
P.S. I know November is more than half over (yikes!!), but birthstones aren't just for birthdays - they also make great holiday gifts! *wink*
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