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12.33 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Sky Blue Topaz Pair from Brazil
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Stone type: | Topaz | Topaz |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR14540 | PR14540 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.87 Width: 9.96 Height: 5.81 | Length: 12.02 Width: 9.86 Height: 6.08 |
Weight: | 6.01 Ct. | 6.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky Blue | Sky Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Checkerboard Cut | Checkerboard Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $30 | $30 |
This matched pair from The Natural Gemstone Company is presented as two transparent sky blue topaz specimens weighing 6.01 carats and 6.32 carats respectively, with a combined weight of 12.33 carats. Each stone is cut to an emerald outline, with dimensions of 11.87 by 9.96 by 5.81 millimeters for the smaller stone, and 12.02 by 9.86 by 6.08 millimeters for the larger. The cutting style is executed as an emerald shape with a checkerboard faceted crown, producing a rectilinear profile with softened corners and a faceted table treatment that increases surface scintillation. The stones exhibit an excellent polish and neutral girdle finish suitable for fine jewelry settings, and they originate from Brazil, a source known for consistent crystal quality and well formed rough for large topaz material.
From a faceting and optical performance perspective these stones are noteworthy for the combination of a step oriented pavilion geometry typical of the emerald outline, together with a checkerboard pattern on the crown planes which introduces multiple small facets to break the broad reflections and generate lively scintillation. The exchange between the step facets and the checkerboard crown produces a dynamic return of light that balances broad flashes with fine pinfire highlights. Measured proportions yield a length to width ratio of approximately 1.19 for the six point zero one carat stone, and approximately 1.22 for the six point three two carat stone, providing a slightly elongated rectangular silhouette that reads as classic and versatile in design. Depth proportions are calculated at approximately fifty three point three percent for the smaller stone, and approximately fifty five point six percent for the larger stone, values that indicate well controlled pavilion depth to support both internal light return and surface brilliance when set within standard bezel or prong mountings.
The clarity assessment for the pair is reported as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which in practical terms means the material is visually clean to the unaided eye under normal viewing distances, while minor natural inclusions can be located under magnification or careful inspection. The combination of transparency and the checkerboard crown faceting mitigates the visual impact of small inclusions, as the multiplicity of crown facets disperses and refracts light across the table and crown, reducing the visibility of internal features during wear. Color grade is classified as medium intensity sky blue, a tone and saturation that is highly sought after for its gemstone character, neither overly pale nor deeply saturated, which allows the blue to read clearly against white metal mountings. These examples have undergone irradiation enhancement to deliver the characteristic sky blue hue, a widely accepted and stable treatment in the trade for blue topaz. Irradiated topaz, when properly finished and polished as here, exhibits long term color stability under normal wear conditions, and may be recommended for standard jewelry care to avoid exposure to extreme heat sources that can affect color integrity.
As a matching pair they integrate seamlessly into high end jewelry programs where symmetry, optical parity, and technical consistency are paramount. The close agreement in weight, color, and faceting allows jewelers to employ the pair as primary stones for earrings, matched shoulder stones for a bespoke ring, cufflinks, or a center pair in a three stone pendant configuration. The slight variance in depth and length to width ratio is within acceptable tolerances for precision settings, and an experienced setter can compensate for minor differences by adjusting seat depths or using tailored collets to ensure level table alignment and matched orientation. Design recommendations for integration into luxury collections include mounting in eighteen karat white gold or platinum to enhance the cool sky blue tone, using low profile four prong or bead settings when maximum light return and scintillation are desired, or a fine bezel with internal polishing when security and a modern aesthetic are preferred. For the highest level of presentation The Natural Gemstone Company provides matching pairs with documentation of origin, enhancement disclosure, and guidance on exact seat dimensions to streamline production of matched jewelry pieces.
























