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30.94 Ct. Orange Precious Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K2174 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 28.1 Width: 14.21 Height: 9.7 |
Weight: | 30.94 Ct. |
Color: help | Orange |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $743 |
Among the treasures curated by The Natural Gemstone Company this pear shape orange precious topaz stands as a study in both scale and tradition, a gem that speaks to the long lineage of gemstone use as a symbol of status and continuity. We present one transparent 30.94 carat pear shape orange precious topaz, measuring 28.10 x 14.21 x 9.70 mm, cut in a mixed brilliant style that marries the scintillating crown facets with a faceted pavilion designed for maximum depth. The clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which gives the stone honest character without compromising the purity of its viewable face. Color intensity is described as intense, and the polish is excellent, producing a finished surface that refracts light with vivid, lively motion. This topaz originates from Brazil, a land that has supplied the world with richly hued gems for centuries, and it has been enhanced by irradiation, a common and stable treatment that unlocks the dramatic orange saturation collectors prize. The pear shape is timeless, suggestive of classical drops used in the great jewelry houses of history, and at nearly 31 carats this specimen brings monumental presence to any setting, from an heirloom pendant to a ceremonial brooch designed to be passed down through generations.
The way this topaz responds to light elevates its narrative, because a stone steeped in history must also perform under modern scrutiny. In strong daylight the stone sings with an amber to tangerine radiance, facets catching the sun and returning it as broad flashes of warm gold and orange, a glow that seems to come from within. Under direct sunlight the mixed brilliant cut creates a vivid interplay of brilliance and fire, with top facets producing pinpoint scintillation and the deeper pavilion facets contributing a molten, honey like inner depth. Under cool LED lighting the hue reads a touch more restrained, the intense orange leaning toward a refined cognac tone, and the faceting displays crisp, diamond like flashes that suit contemporary evening wear. Under incandescent lighting or candlelight the stone becomes a celebration of warmth, the orange deepening to a sumptuous, almost ember like glow, making it ideal for intimate settings and classic evening pieces. Diffuse soft light will reveal its transparency and the subtle inclusions that attest to natural origin, while the excellent polish ensures that each facet edge reflects cleanly, producing a lively but elegant scintillation that remains steady as the gem moves. Set against yellow or rose gold the orange will feel quintessential and historic, while a cooler metal will bring forward the gem s structural brilliance and modern compositional clarity.
Owning this topaz is to own a piece of the living tradition of gemology, a connection to Brazil s storied mines and the craftsmen who have shaped rough crystal into objects of desire for centuries. Consider a design that honors the pear silhouette, such as a bezel with vine like filigree that echoes classical motifs, or a simple, restrained prong pendant that lets the stone command attention on its own merit. Pairing the topaz with small white diamonds will provide a halo of light that enhances the mixed brilliant cut, whereas rose gold settings will amplify the gem s warm palette and underscore an antique aesthetic. At 30.94 carats this topaz is substantial enough to be the centerpiece of a ceremonial brooch or a statement pendant that will carry a family story forward, and the clarity and polish ensure that daily wear can be enjoyed with sensible care. To maintain its beauty avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals and store it separately from harder stones, although routine cleaning with mild soap, warm water, and a soft brush will preserve its polished surfaces. The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to assist with custom setting suggestions, provenance documentation, and secure shipping for collectors who seek a gem that is both historically resonant and immediately wearable, an orange topaz that bridges the past and the present with luminous authority.




















