Power and meaning

 Where is Swiss Blue Topaz found?

Having discussed the past, let’s jump back to today and take a glance at from where exactly this vivid blue beauty is found today. Swiss blue topaz is known to be mined in Sweden of course followed by Russia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Italy, Nigeria, Afghanistan, Mexico, Nigeria, United States and Czech Republic. But the catch is that it is rarely untreated because it is generally very light or brown in color and thus to enhance it with its vibrant and bright blue color, it is generally subjected to irradiation and heat treatment. In its natural form, a Swiss blue topaz generally takes its birth in the cavities and fractures present in igneous rocks including pegmatite and rhyolite, thanks to the presence of fluorine and aluminum.

Swiss blue topaz is a gemstone with a vivid blue color that resembles the Caribbean Sea. It’s also known as electric topaz and is different from sky blue topaz, which is lighter in color. Swiss blue topaz is said to have many properties, including: 

Emotional control

Swiss blue topaz is believed to help with emotional control and communication. It’s also associated with loyalty, true love, and relationships. 

Physical healing

Swiss blue topaz is said to help with physical ailments like sore throats, jaw clenching, and migraines. It’s also believed to ease inflammation and pain, boost the immune system, and improve metabolism. 

Mental healing

Swiss blue topaz is said to help balance people out and prevent them from feeling overwhelmed. It’s also associated with the throat chakra, which is responsible for communication and self-expression, and the third eye chakra, which is responsible for intuition and creativity. 

Metaphysical healing

Swiss blue topaz is believed to help people vocalize their boundaries and connect with what matters most. It’s also considered a mellow, empathic stone that can soothe, heal, recharge, and re-center its wearers. 

Topaz requires regular cleaning and maintenance to prevent damage and maintain its shine.