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0.87 Ct. Blue Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K30642 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.13 Width: 5.05 Height: 3.09 |
Weight: | 0.87 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $30 |
There is a quiet drama to the life of this blue topaz that begins in the heart of Brazil, where centuries of geological patience produced pockets of crystalline promise. Buried in mineral rich veins beneath the Brazilian soil, the rough crystals waited through epochs of pressure and cooling, each moment adding to the structure that would one day catch and hold light. Local miners who know the rhythms of the earth located a promising piece, and it passed through hands that value restraint and respect for the natural form. When it reached our cutter, the decision to fashion an elegant oval shape was made to honor the stone body and to maximize its internal brilliance. The journey from raw crystal to a polished gem was careful and deliberate, reflecting techniques passed across generations, a mixture of intuition and precise skill that brought out the gem clarity and the delicate blue tone that buyers admire.
This gem measures 7.13 by 5.05 by 3.09 millimeters, and it weighs 0.87 carats, numbers that promise ideal balance for both intimate and statement jewelry. It is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut to create the lively play of light that topaz reveals when expertly polished. Evaluated at eye level, its clarity is classified as eye clean, which means there are no visible inclusions to interfere with the stone s natural transparency and sparkle. The color sits at a medium intensity, a cool and pleasing blue that reflects both sky and sea, enhanced through a controlled irradiation process that is stable and commonly used to bring out the blue palette in topaz. The polish is excellent, the facet junctions crisp and the table well proportioned, which together give the stone a crisp, lively face up presentation. At The Natural Gemstone Company we disclose this enhancement openly, because provenance and treatment transparency are the cornerstones of trust in a high end collection.
Looked at in the light, the gem displays the reason collectors cherish well cut topaz, a purity of tone and a scintillating depth that reads as both refined and wearable. The oval outline lends itself beautifully to a classic solitaire setting, and its proportions are perfect for a tapered band that will make the stone appear larger and more luminous on the finger. For settings that emphasize contrast, a warm metal like 18 karat yellow gold will add a touch of vintage elegance, while 18 karat white gold or platinum will enhance the coolness of the blue and create a modern, gallery quality look. This stone also adapts well to halo designs, where a ring of small diamonds or white sapphires will elevate the presence of the topaz without distracting from its singular color. For collectors assembling a showpiece drawer or curating an heirloom set, this 0.87 carat oval blue topaz offers a versatile and tasteful anchor piece, one that pairs easily with other blues, neutrals, and pastels, and that will photograph beautifully for a catalog or a private viewing.
Owning this gem means carrying a small portion of Brazil s geological narrative into your collection, with the added assurance of ethical sourcing and meticulous craftsmanship from The Natural Gemstone Company. We provide condition notes and high resolution imagery, and we can arrange independent evaluation or additional documentation on request, to satisfy both aesthetic desire and investment minded scrutiny. Care is straightforward, because irradiated blue topaz maintains its color well under normal wear, though we recommend avoiding extreme heat and harsh chemicals, and cleaning gently with mild soap, warm water, and a soft brush to preserve the facet polish. For the discerning collector who wants a unique yet classic gem, this oval blue topaz presents a rare combination of natural story, technical refinement, and ready to wear elegance, a perfect addition to a high end gemstone collection that values provenance, beauty, and enduring style. If you would like to see this gem in hand, discuss setting options, or reserve it for a custom commission, our team at The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to assist.

























