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2.41 Ct. Sky Blue Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K20387 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.96 Width: 6.87 Height: 4.68 |
Weight: | 2.41 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $40 |
This transparent sky blue topaz weighs 2.41 carats, and measures 8.96 x 6.87 x 4.68 mm, with an emerald cut engineered to emphasize clarity and linear facet architecture. The stone exhibits a classic step facet arrangement on both the crown and pavilion, with broad parallel facets that create a controlled hall of mirrors effect, and truncated corners that preserve structural durability for bezel or prong settings. The measured depth is approximately 59 percent of the mean girdle diameter, a proportion that balances light return and color saturation for step cuts, and the table is sized to maintain open clarity without sacrificing the geometric flash that defines a high quality emerald cut. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, indicating inclusions that are minor and not impactful to the overall transparency or to the clean appearance when set. Polish is excellent, with crisp facet junctions and uniformly finished facet planes that minimize light scatter and enhance specular reflection, permitting the stone to display its internal characteristics with precision. The cutting execution preserves the natural transparency of the material, allowing optical features to be read clearly by an experienced buyer, and the rectangular outline aligns with classical proportions favored in technical gemology for even pavilion performance.
Color assessment for this gem is defined as light intensity sky blue, with a cool tone and high uniformity across the table and under the crown facets. The color was produced through controlled irradiation enhancement, a standard stabilization technique in the trade, and post irradiation thermal treatments when necessary are conducted to fix hue and reduce secondary chromatic zoning. Under standardized viewing conditions the color shows even distribution, without banding or strong pleochroic contrast, which is consistent with well treated topaz material from the Ceylon region. The origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a historical source that yields crystal shapes amenable to precise step cutting and that often provides clean rough with minimal growth distortion. Optical stability under normal wear is expected, and the stone should retain its visual character under typical daylight and incandescent lighting, though like all irradiated materials it is prudent to avoid prolonged high temperature exposure during jewelry manufacturing or repair. The emerald cut facet design in this specimen emphasizes clarity and color plane control, producing linear flashes and a restrained yet sophisticated scintillation profile that will read as technical refinement to connoisseurs.
Acquiring this stone from The Natural Gemstone Company represents an investment in both beauty and craftsmanship, because the piece integrates measured proportions, rigorous finishing standards, and traceable origin. From a collector perspective the combination of a precise emerald cut, very very slightly included clarity, and excellent polish creates a specimen that will perform predictably in a variety of settings, and the measured dimensions and weight make it suitable for a range of bespoke mounting strategies. For jewelers the predictable depth and step facet geometry simplify design calculations for bezel pressure and prong contact points, reducing the risk of optical misalignment during setting, and the stability of the irradiated sky blue color under normal conditions supports long term wear. From an aesthetic and technical valuation viewpoint the stone excels in aspects that professionals weight heavily, including facet symmetry, surface finish, inclusion visibility at eye level, and color uniformity, and The Natural Gemstone Company documents these parameters to assist in appraisals and insurance submissions. When selected for a high end commission or preserved as part of a curated collection, this Ceylon sky blue topaz functions as a durable expression of lapidary skill, and as an asset that conveys intentional craftsmanship and transparent provenance, qualities that accrue value to discerning buyers over time.




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