2.13 Ct. Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

There is a timeless romance woven into the heart of this transparent 2.13 carat blue topaz, a gem that seems to have been born where the ocean meets the sky. Mined in Ceylon Sri Lanka and brought to brilliant life by master cutters, this emerald cut shape measures 8.10 by 6.03 by 4.62 mm and features a delicate checkerboard cut that scatters light like sunlight on water. Its medium intense blue color recalls ancient seafaring tales and the lacquered skies of tropical evenings, while its clarity grade of very slightly included evaluated at eye level gives it a human warmth, small whispers inside the crystal that speak of natural origin and authenticity. Enhanced by irradiation to deepen and stabilize its celestial hue, and finished with an excellent polish, this stone carries both the legacy of the island where it was found and the precision of contemporary lapidary art. From the hands of the craftspeople who shaped it to the collectors who cherish it, this blue topaz is a bridge between past and present.

Imagine this stone set at the center of a family heirloom, passing from one generation to the next as a talisman of fidelity and calm, a mirror of the blue that anchored ancient mariners and inspired poets. The checkerboard facets create a dance of light that changes when held beneath moonlight and dawn, a playful yet dignified display that suits formal regalia as readily as a simple everyday ring. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this gem not only as an object of beauty, but as an emblem of continuity, a piece that honors tradition and promises enduring allure. Whether chosen as a romantic gift to mark a milestone, or selected by a collector who values provenance and craftsmanship, this Ceylon blue topaz offers a story as deep as its color and as clear as its transparency. With open disclosure of its irradiation enhancement and the careful documentation of its origin and measurements, The Natural Gemstone Company invites you to make this luminous blue topaz part of your own legacy, to wear it, to cherish it, and to one day pass it on with a story that will grow even richer.