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Topaz is an aluminum fluorosilicate prized for its orthorhombic prismatic crystals, strong vitreous luster, excellent transparency, and high hardness. It occurs in colorless, champagne, golden, blue, pink, orange, and sherry tones, with fine crystals often showing sharp terminations, vertical striations, and elegant associations with quartz, albite, muscovite, or cleavelandite. Collectors value topaz for its gem-like clarity, refined crystal form, durability, color range, and strong pegmatite locality character. Exceptional specimens from Brazil, Pakistan, Russia, Mexico, Utah, Colorado, Namibia, and Myanmar can range from jewel-like thumbnails to major cabinet centerpieces.