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1.42 Ct. Sky Blue Topaz from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Aug 31
Item ID: | K20291 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.05 Width: 6.08 Height: 3.98 |
Weight: | 1.42 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | 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 transparent sky blue topaz, weighing 1.42 carat, presents an immediate impression of refined elegance and measured rarity, with dimensions of 8.05 x 6.08 x 3.98 mm that make it ideal for a statement ring or a finely balanced pendant. The stone is cut in a classic oval shape and executed with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation while preserving a pleasing table and depth, and the excellent polish enhances surface reflection and visual purity. Clarity is described as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which means the gem offers the clean, watchable window that collectors and jewellers prize, while the medium color intensity of its sky blue hue gives it a lively, wearable tone that sits beautifully between pale aquamarine and the deeper, more fashion driven London blue topaz. This specimen originates from Brazil, a source known for producing topaz with consistent color and crystal integrity, and it has been irradiated to stabilize and enhance the blue color in a way that is standard within the trade, producing an attractive and enduring shade without damaging the gem or its structural integrity.
When buyers compare this topaz to other market options, its combination of size, clarity, and cut places it ahead of many mass market stones and in competition with mid tier colored gems in terms of perceived value and versatility. Against aquamarine, which often commands higher per carat prices for finer tones and may show a greener cast or heavier inclusions at similar sizes, this sky blue topaz delivers brighter, cleaner blue at a more accessible price without sacrificing eye appeal. Compared with blue zircon and certain lighter sapphires, this topaz offers superior toughness for everyday wear, with a hardness that resists scratches better than zircon and a lighter price point than corundum while maintaining attractive brilliance thanks to the mixed brilliant cut. Against synthetic substitutes and lower grade topaz material, the transparency and very slightly included clarity of this gem make it a superior choice, because the inclusions do not distract from light performance and the overall aesthetic is one of natural beauty rather than manufactured uniformity. The Brazilian origin also helps, since provenance from recognized deposits is a comparative advantage in a market where traceability and reputation increasingly influence buyer confidence and resale potential.
From an investment standpoint, this 1.42 carat sky blue topaz occupies an interesting niche that balances affordability with collectibility, making it accessible to both new collectors and seasoned investors seeking diversification within colored gemstones. Topaz is not as volatile or speculative as some high end colored stones, which can exhibit sharp price swings, yet well chosen topaz can appreciate steadily as demand for quality, wearable colored gems grows among consumers who value unique but not prohibitively expensive pieces. The factors that most strongly support future appreciation for this particular gem include its eye pleasing medium color intensity, its excellent polish and mixed brilliant cut which ensure long term visual appeal, and its clean presentation with only very slight inclusions at eye level. The fact that the stone is irradiated should be understood in context, because blue topaz is overwhelmingly treated in commercial and collector markets, and the treatment is both stable and accepted, so it does not carry the same discount that might be applied to cosmetic or unstable enhancements. Provenance from Brazil and the piece size also matter, since stones that combine good color, clean appearance, and solid carat weight are scarcer than the production lots of lower grade material, and scarcity in the better tiers of any gemstone tends to support stronger secondary market performance over time.
Purchasing this topaz from The Natural Gemstone Company gives buyers the additional advantage of dealing with a reputable source that emphasizes accurate description, consistent quality control, and ethical supply practices, which are important when assessing long term value and resale potential. For investors and collectors who wish to build a portfolio of wearable colored gems, this stone is a smart pick because it offers immediate enjoyment as a piece of jewelry ready to be set, while also meeting the technical criteria that enhance liquidity and market appeal, such as a recognized origin, documented treatment, and excellent cutting and finishing. We recommend pairing the gem with a simple white gold or platinum mounting to highlight the sky blue tone and preserve the stone, and obtaining a certificate from a recognized gemological laboratory if resale or estate planning is part of the intent. While no gemstone investment is without market risk, this oval sky blue topaz, supplied by The Natural Gemstone Company, is well positioned to outperform ordinary commercial material due to its combination of attractive color, reliable treatment, solid carat weight, and superior cut and polish.
























