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1.86 Ct. Sky Blue Topaz from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Jul 29
Item ID: | K25770 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.8 Width: 7.79 Height: 4.82 |
Weight: | 1.86 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 | Irradiation |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $86 |
One beautiful transparent 1.86 carat oval shape sky blue topaz from Brazil captures a luminous calm that has echoed through centuries of jewelry lore, The Natural Gemstone Company is pleased to present this stone to collectors and connoisseurs who prize heritage and subtlety, the gem measures 9.80 x 7.79 x 4.82 mm, and its mixed brilliant cut maximizes fire and scintillation while preserving the classic oval silhouette that has been favored in heirloom pieces for generations. The clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level, a testament to its natural character while maintaining a clear window into the stone that allows light to travel freely and reveal depth, the medium color intensity gives the piece a balanced, timeless presence that reads as dignified rather than flashy, the polish is excellent, producing smooth facets that deliver crisp reflections and a lively face up appearance, the blue hue is the result of careful and stable irradiation enhancement, a method historically used to reveal sky blue shades that in nature might be paler, the Brazilian origin ties this gem to a lineage of Minas Gerais topaz, a source that has been supplying fine blue topaz since the 18th century and that carries with it the romance of old world gem hunting and modern lapidary skill.
When considering hue and tone, this Brazilian sky blue topaz presents a gentler, airier blue than the deep and smoky London blue topaz that many buyers know, the tone here is medium rather than dark, giving it an approachable elegance that pairs well with both daytime and evening settings. Compared to Swiss blue topaz, which tends to be vivid and slightly more electric, this stone favors a softer, more pastoral sky blue, a hue that echoes the clear highland waters rather than the neon brightness of treated stones that aim for maximum saturation. Placed alongside an aquamarine from Minas Gerais or Mozambique, the topaz shows a bluer leaning towards true sky blue rather than the greenish blue that some aquamarines display, the tone is often comparable but the topaz will usually seem crisper because of its higher refractive properties and the mixed brilliant cut which enhances scintillation. In contrast to sapphires from Kashmir or Ceylon, which possess deep cornflower or velvety blues with significant saturation and a regal depth, this topaz reads as more ethereal and luminous, it is a stone for those who favor light and clarity over the brooding intensity of classic sapphire, similarly it will never attempt to mimic the electric neon of Paraiba tourmaline which is wildly vivid and greenish in its blue, the topaz instead offers serenity and classical restraint.
The history and enduring charm of blue topaz make this 1.86 carat oval a fine choice for settings destined to become family pieces, topaz has been prized since antiquity for its purported powers to protect and calm, it graced the treasuries of empires and the rings of travelers who admired its sky like hues as symbols of fidelity and truth, this particular gem, polished to an excellent finish and evaluated with very slight inclusions at eye level, will fit beautifully into a pendant, a classic three stone ring, or a refined solitaire that emphasizes its oval proportions and bright table. The irradiation enhancement is a standard and stable practice for blue topaz which historically came in pale yellow or colorless forms and was first transformed to blue en masse in the modern gem trade, the result is a consistent, enduring color that responds well to light and wear, as specialists at The Natural Gemstone Company we ensure that treatments are disclosed and that the stone is cut to display its best attributes, the medium color intensity means the gem strikes an ideal balance, it is neither washed out under strong light nor so dark as to lose the airy clarity that defines sky blue topaz.
Selecting this Brazilian sky blue topaz means choosing a gem with a storied origin, classical proportions, and a hue that nods to both past and present, it speaks to collectors who appreciate lineage, to couples who desire something timeless yet fresh, and to jewelers seeking a stone that will sit comfortably beside diamonds, warm gold, or cool platinum. The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to assist with bespoke mounting suggestions and certification details, whether you wish to pair this 9.80 x 7.79 x 4.82 mm oval with a vintage inspired setting or a modern bezel, the mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish promise lively performance, and the very slightly included clarity ensures character without compromising brilliance, if you value the quiet elegance of a sky blue that is informed by history and crafted for longevity, this topaz offers a rare meeting of provenance, beauty, and wearable grace.























