- Stone10
- Reports3










3.14 Ct. Precious Topaz from Brazil
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K4342 |
|---|---|
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.39 Width: 6.42 Height: 4.45 |
Weight: | 3.14 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $150 |
One exceptional gem we are proud to offer at The Natural Gemstone Company is a transparent 3.14 carat pear shape orangish yellow precious topaz, its clean lines and lively color making it a standout choice for collectors and designers alike. This gem measures 13.39 by 6.42 by 4.45 mm, it is fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut that combines a faceting scheme designed for maximum scintillation with a graceful pear silhouette that flatters nearly every jewelry setting. Evaluated at eye level the clarity grade is very slightly included, which means the inclusions are minimal and do not distract from the gems overall transparency, the color intensity reads as intense, and the polish is excellent, producing sharp facet junctions and lively light return. Importantly this topaz has not undergone any enhancement, it is a natural gem in its original state, a quality that instantly sets it apart from many market alternatives that rely on treatments to achieve desirable hues.
When comparing this Brazilian topaz to other options commonly found on the market, several advantages become clear. Many yellow and orangish stones offered today are heat treated or irradiated topaz, or they are lower grade stones such as commercial citrine that lack the same brilliance and resistance to wear. Synthetic counterparts can mimic color but they lack the natural formation and subtle character present in a natural stone. Compared to other natural sources, Brazilian topaz often yields larger, clearer crystals, and this specimen at 3.14 carats with very slight inclusions is a particularly good example. The mixed brilliant cut enhances the perceived size and sparkle, so this gem will outperform similar carat weight stones that are poorly cut or heavily included. In terms of value, an unenhanced, well cut topaz with intense color and excellent polish offers superior long term worth compared to treated stones that may fade or that are discounted due to enhancement disclosures.
The origin of this topaz in Brazil adds both tangible and intangible value, Brazil being a storied source of topaz with a rich geological and gemological pedigree. Brazilian pegmatites and host rocks in regions such as Minas Gerais have produced world class topaz for generations, and the local lapidary tradition means that craftsmen and cutters in the region understand how to bring out the best color and brilliance in these crystals. The geological conditions in Brazil can favor the development of large, clean crystals and color centers that yield warm orangish yellow tones without artificial intervention, a factor that collectors prize. Provenance from a respected source promotes confidence in traceability and ethical sourcing, which is increasingly important to discerning buyers, and it can positively influence resale and investment appeal. Owning a Brazilian topaz connects the wearer to a long history of gemstone mining and craftsmanship, adding a narrative and prestige that is difficult to replicate with anonymous or laboratory manufactured stones.
For practical considerations and for comparison with other gems, this topaz strikes a rare balance of beauty, durability, and value. With a Mohs hardness of eight topaz is well suited to daily wear in rings and other frequently worn pieces, it resists scratches better than many yellow colored alternatives such as citrine, and it offers a more approachable price point than yellow sapphire of comparable appearance. The intense orangish yellow color gives it a unique personality that can substitute for pricier stones when color is the primary desire, while still delivering superior brilliance and clarity compared to lower grade options. With its pear shape and generous dimensions it is ideal as a striking center stone for an engagement ring or an elegant pendant, and the absence of enhancement assures long term stability of color and clarity. When you choose this gem from The Natural Gemstone Company you are choosing a natural, unenhanced Brazilian topaz that combines collector grade attributes with everyday practicality, a gemstone that represents exceptional value and distinctiveness in the marketplace. If you seek a stone that performs beautifully under scrutiny and that carries the provenance and craftsmanship that discerning buyers demand, this 3.14 carat pear shape orangish yellow topaz is a superb choice.






















