Topaz

Specific Types

Fire Maiden Topaz

Vibrant reddish-yellow stone with slender white streaks at the center.

Imperial Topaz

May refer to two things: A rare topaz with a brilliant golden yellow hue, or a topaz with seven rays instead of the more common six, called an Imperial Topaz in tribute to the Seven Star Empire.

Lion's Heart Topaz

A dark brown stone carefully cut so light is trapped within to reveal a bright golden center. This jewel is mined from the Gemfire Mountains near Hvaral and is named for Chadatru's avatar, meant to represent the stoic pride of Therengia.

Mystic Topaz

Extracted from the mysterious depths beneath the Lesser Fist in Zoluren, this gem is scattered sporadically within the igneous bedrock, creating the need for careful calculations and precise procedures.

With permission from the Moon Mages inhabiting the fortress within the dormant volcano, only the highest quality stones are removed from the ground, having developed under intense pressure and heat ages ago. Named for the numinous nature of the Monks, the topaz has been magically enhanced to display an array of colors spanning the breadth of colors found in dreams and fantasy.

Depending on the lighting, the jewel exhibits vermillion-flecked teal, brilliant rainbow and brown-flecked purple hues.

These gems are considered "rare" items, and must be provided for any alteration involving them. They are currently only available as part of jewelry sold by Blanve's Bounty.

These cannot be added to weapons that have been bonded, and once added, the weapon cannot be bonded.

Royal Zoluren Topaz

A crystal clear pale yellow gem with tiny azure streaks and white inclusions running through the center.

Saffron Topaz

Mined from an area north of Langenfirth, this topaz is a deep orange color like saffron. Uncut, it can at first glance resemble amber. One of the gems worked by Immokokkon and Sons.

Smoky Topaz

Traditional and high-quality. Though the name is often associated with the dark brown color, it can range anywhere from dark yellow to near-ebony. One of the gems worked by Immokokkon and Sons.

Starfire Topaz

A particularly vibrant bicolored blue and white (clear) topaz.

Xibar Topaz

These topazes rain down from the sky when the moon Xibar moves especially close to Elanthia, which only happens once every few decades. While it remains close to Elanthia, special devices called gweriela can be used to send colored topazes that represent different emotions, although they vanish when Xibar moves away. The clear Xibar topazes that rain from the heavens remain, however, and are considered extremely rare.

Values

Color		Tiny		Small		Medium		Large		Huge
Base	Modifer	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper
Amaranth		305	305
Amaranth, Faceted				326	326
Amber
Azure				846	846
Azure, Faceted		305	305
Blue-green		328	328
Bistre		376	376	470	517
Brass-colored		235	235	517	517
Brass-colored, Banded		846	846
Bronze-colored		235	235	507	507
Cerulean		1,976	1,976
Chartreuse		422	422
Chestnut		0	0	563	563
Cinnamon		823	823
Clear		878	878	987	987					1142	1142
Cobalt
Cobalt, Smokey		517	517
Copper-colored		422	422
Crimson		563	2,116
Flax-colored		258	846
Green		259	1,011
Green-yellow		776	776
Grey				800	800
Grey, Banded		517	517
Indigo		352	446	1,553	1,553
Indigo, Smokey				517	517
Maroon		1,293	1,293
Mint Green, Smokey		1,693	1,693
Moss-green		328	328
Olive		1,082	1,082
Orange-red				1,458	1,458
Peach				517	517
Pear-colored				893	893
Periwinkle		2,023	2,023
Pink		259	259
Purple				1,035	1,035
Red
Red, Banded		1,363	1,363
Red-orange				517	517
Rose		562	562
Russet		1,835	1,835
Rust-colored		259	259
Saffron, Swirled		305	305
Scarlet		305	353
Scarlet, Smokey				1,506	1,506
Sea-green		376	541			941	941
Sepia		328	328
Taupe		846	846
Teal		540	540
Yellow		375	375			1,788	1,788
Yellow-green		258	258