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1.06 Ct. Blue Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K30640 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.19 Width: 5.12 Height: 3.58 |
Weight: | 1.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $30 |
This 1.06 carat oval transparent blue topaz from Brazil presents measured proportions of 7.19 by 5.12 by 3.58 millimeters, cut in a mixed brilliant faceting style that combines a brilliant crown with step influenced pavilion facets, producing controlled light return and lively scintillation. The cutter has prioritized face up brilliance and optimized the depth to diameter ratio at approximately 58 percent, which enhances the stone s optical return without compromising spread. The mixed brilliant schema produces a well defined table and a calibrated crown angle set to interact with the stone s refractive index, enhancing color saturation across the oval surface. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, meaning that the stone is visually clean to the unaided eye, and the excellent polish preserves crisp facet junctions and high luster that are immediately apparent in both the top down and profile views.
From a gemological and craftsmanship perspective, this topaz exemplifies attention to optical performance and finishing. The mixed brilliant cut creates a balance between flash and scintillation, with crown facets that broaden the apparent size and pavilion facets that channel light back through the table for sustained brilliance. The oval outline has been shaped to maximize face up area while maintaining symmetry that resists bow tie effect, and the girdle presentation is consistent with durable mounting requirements. Medium color intensity in this specimen indicates a saturated but not overbearing blue, a balance that reads as sophisticated in daylight and artificial light. The color was stabilized through irradiation, a standard and industry accepted enhancement, which produces a uniform blue distribution and a stable chroma when combined with subsequent heat treatments where applicable. Origin from Brazil provides mineralogical context and trace element background, and the combination of provenance, cutting quality, and visual cleanliness makes this piece an excellent candidate for fine jewelry applications.
When evaluating investment potential, it is important to consider both market dynamics for topaz and the specific attributes of this stone. Blue topaz is widely produced with treatment, and irradiated material is common in the commercial market, which moderates speculative price appreciation compared with rarer, untreated blue gemstones. However, premium examples that combine superior cutting, exceptional clarity, and ideal proportions command a consistent premium in secondary markets, particularly when supported by transparent disclosure and provenance. The Brazilian origin and meticulous mixed brilliant faceting of this 1.06 carat stone position it above mass market material in desirability, especially for collectors and designers seeking stones that deliver both visual performance and reliable wearability. Topaz s Mohs hardness of eight delivers strong durability for daily wear, preserving polish and facet integrity over time, and stable irradiated blue colors, when properly produced, are not prone to rapid fading, which supports long term retention of appearance and resale value.
For buyers focused on both aesthetic performance and capital preservation, The Natural Gemstone Company recommends full documentation, including treatment disclosure and photographic records, to enhance liquidity and resale prospects. Consider commissioning an independent report for larger transactions or for consignment market placement, and opt for secure settings that protect the girdle and pavilion without obscuring the table or interfering with light entry. While irradiated blue topaz generally does not appreciate at the same rate as rarer, untreated natural blues, well cut and eye clean examples from known origins often outperform market average for fashion gemstones due to stable demand, versatility in design, and low maintenance requirements. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind provenance and craftsmanship, and we are available to advise on setting options, certification pathways, and long term care to maximize both enjoyment and investment potential.

























