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2.38 Ct. Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Jan 4
Item ID: | K20400 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.98 Width: 6.81 Height: 4.39 |
Weight: | 2.38 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium Light |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiation |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $40 |
This sky blue topaz from The Natural Gemstone Company is a rare example of refined color and balanced proportions, weighing 2.38 carats and measuring 8.98 by 6.81 by 4.39 millimeters. Cut in a classic emerald shape, the step facets create a serene, architectural play of light that emphasizes the stone's transparency and precise polish. At eye level the gem is eye clean, which means you will see no disruptive inclusions with natural viewing, and the medium light color intensity gives a soft, elegant blue that reads as both fresh and sophisticated in daylight and under evening light. The finish is excellent, with polished facets that throw clean reflections rather than a scatter of flash, which suits the emerald cut especially well. This particular topaz has been irradiated to produce the sky blue hue, a common and stable enhancement that yields a permanent, uniform color, and its origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a region with a long history of producing fine gemstones.
When comparing this Ceylon sky blue topaz to other blue gems on the market, it offers a compelling blend of aesthetic and practical advantages. Compared with aquamarine, which often carries a similar pale blue tone, this topaz typically presents a brighter, crisper blue at a more accessible price per carat, while retaining a comparable hardness for jewelry wear. Versus blue sapphire, which can be much deeper and significantly more costly, this topaz provides a lighter, airier alternative for designs that call for calm clarity rather than intense saturation. Against blue zircon and other highly refractive stones, the emerald cut on this topaz gives a refined, understated brilliance rather than overt sparkle, which many collectors prefer for classic, wearable pieces. For those weighing natural stones against lab grown or synthetic alternatives, the story of a genuine Ceylon topaz carries provenance and character that lab created stones lack, while still offering excellent value and consistency in color and clarity. It is also worth noting that irradiation is an accepted enhancement across the trade, and when disclosed openly it becomes part of an ethical purchasing decision rather than a hidden defect. The result is a gem that looks and feels like a higher end blue gemstone while remaining accessible and versatile.
For the conscious consumer building a considered collection, this topaz is especially well suited. The Natural Gemstone Company prioritizes responsible sourcing and transparent relationships with suppliers, and we disclose treatments such as irradiation because honesty is central to ethical buying. Choosing this Ceylon topaz allows you to add a stone with traceable origin and documented enhancement, avoiding the uncertainty that comes with undisclosed treatments or opaque supply chains. The emerald cut and eye clean clarity make it ideal for a range of settings, from a minimalist solitaire in white or yellow gold to a vintage halo that highlights the stone's clean lines, and the medium light color translates beautifully in both modern and heirloom designs. We also offer guidance on mounting options that protect the stone from hard knocks, since topaz has excellent hardness but does exhibit cleavage, and proper setting and care will ensure it becomes a lasting centerpiece in your collection.
When you choose this sky blue topaz from The Natural Gemstone Company you are selecting a stone that balances beauty, value, and responsible sourcing. It offers the refined appearance of pricier blues, the practical benefits of a durable gem for regular wear, and the reassurance of clear disclosure about treatment and origin. If you would like additional information, including close up photos, setting recommendations, or documentation of origin and treatment, we are happy to assist and to help you design a setting that reflects your values and aesthetic. This stone is ready to become a thoughtful, wearable addition to a conscious collection, one that tells a transparent story while delivering a timeless, elegant look.




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