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1.38 Ct. Sky Blue Topaz from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Aug 31
Item ID: | K20288 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.14 Width: 6.11 Height: 3.78 |
Weight: | 1.38 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky 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 | $50 |
This 1.38 carat oval sky blue topaz from Brazil represents a rare harmony of color, clarity, cut, and finish that is immediately apparent to the eye, and to the discerning collector. Measuring 8.14 x 6.11 x 3.78 mm, this gem has been fashioned in an elegant oval with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes both scintillation and face up brightness, giving a lively play of light that many topazes in the market cannot match. The stone is transparent, with a clarity grade recorded as very very slightly included when viewed at eye level, which means inclusions are minimal and do not detract from the gem as worn in jewelry. The medium color intensity delivers a pure, sky blue tone that reads as natural and appealing, while the excellent polish provides a crisp, mirror like facet finish that enhances overall brilliance and the perception of depth. This topaz has been treated by irradiation, a widely accepted enhancement for blue topaz that produces stable, attractive color, and the gem’s Brazilian origin adds provenance from one of the world’s most respected sources for topaz.
When evaluating investment potential and future appreciation in value, it is essential to compare like for like across the market, and in that context this particular stone stands out for its combination of attributes. Compared to mass market, heavily included, or poorly cut blue topaz examples, this piece offers superior optical performance and eye clean clarity, traits that collectors and buyers reward with narrower resale margins and better liquidity. Against aquamarine and blue sapphire, which historically command higher price floors, topaz delivers a better entry point for new investors, while still offering upside when quality is exceptional. Aquamarine often exhibits paler color at similar sizes, and blue sapphire buyers typically pay a premium for untreated stones of stronger saturation and provenance, but both of those markets are more mature and more rigid in pricing. High quality, well cut topaz like this example can appreciate if the supply of fine material tightens, or if market preference shifts toward bright, transparent blues that offer exceptional value per carat. It is important to be measured in expectations, because irradiated color is common in the blue topaz sector, and treatment typically moderates speculative price growth compared to untreated rare stones, however the decisive factors that usually drive premium performance are superior cut, eye clean clarity, stable and attractive color, and provenance, all of which this gem possesses.
For buyers seeking a balanced investment that also performs beautifully in jewelry, this sky blue topaz from The Natural Gemstone Company presents a compelling case. Its mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish create more visual fire than the typical step cut topaz alternatives, making it more eye catching in rings, pendants, and earrings and therefore more attractive on the resale market. The stone’s dimensions and weight fall into a very wearable sweet spot, increasing its appeal to a broad client base and enhancing liquidity relative to very small or one of a kind sizes. Compared to other market options, this gem offers a unique combination of transparency, minimal inclusions, and a stable, vivid blue achieved through standard irradiation, which together provide better immediate value and longer term competitiveness. To protect and enhance potential appreciation, buyers should retain certification and provenance documentation, consider secure custom mounting that showcases the mixed brilliant facets while protecting the girdle and pavilion, avoid exposure to prolonged heat and harsh chemicals, and keep the stone in a secure environment when not worn. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the origin and quality of this topaz, and we encourage prospective buyers to request detailed imagery, independent appraisal options, and guidance on settings that will both protect the gem and highlight the attributes that make it a sound addition to a collection or an elegant piece of wearable investment jewelry.
























