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2.48 Ct. Swiss Blue Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K18410 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.97 Width: 7.98 Height: 5.33 |
Weight: | 2.48 Ct. |
Color: help | Swiss Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $40 |
One exquisite gem awaits at The Natural Gemstone Company, a transparent Swiss blue topaz weighing 2.48 carat, presented in a classic round shape with precise dimensions of 7.97 x 7.98 x 5.33 mm. The stone is expertly faceted in a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and depth, and it carries a clarity grade of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, offering an eye clean appearance to most observers. Its color reads as a pure Swiss blue with medium color intensity, a hue that captures the cool clarity of glacial waters and bright noon skies, and its surface shows an excellent polish that lets light dance across every facet. This topaz is natural in origin, sourced from Brazil, and has received the standard industry enhancement irradiated to achieve and stabilize its captivating blue. The combination of size, cut, and color makes this gem ideal for a refined solitaire ring, a timeless pendant, or a pair of heirloom earrings, each option promising an enduring presence that honors both classical taste and modern precision.
Blue gemstones have woven their way through human history for millennia, favored by kings, poets, and artisans for their association with purity, fidelity, and the heavens. Topaz as a gem has enjoyed a long and storied role in jewelry across continents, admired by the ancients and reinterpreted by succeeding generations of craftsmen. A Swiss blue topaz like this one speaks to those same traditions while remaining unmistakably contemporary. Its round mixed brilliant cut is an echo of centuries of lapidary refinement, a design language that amplifies light and aesthetic balance. When set in a simple white gold bezel it will reflect the restraint of classical design, and when paired with a warm yellow gold crown it will evoke old world opulence. For collectors and patrons who seek continuity between past and present, this topaz is a tangible link to geological time and cultural legacy, a stone that will complement garments and ceremonial attire alike while promising to age with grace.
When comparing this natural Swiss blue topaz to lab grown counterparts it is important to consider both tangible and intangible advantages. Lab grown stones are impressive for their uniformity and lower price points, and they serve a clear role in contemporary markets. Natural gemstones however carry an inherent story in their formation and provenance that cannot be fully replicated in a laboratory. This topaz was born within the earth over geological timescales, its crystal structure shaped by specific conditions in Brazilian deposits, and that natural origin imparts subtle fingerprint features and growth patterns which specialists and connoisseurs value. Even minute inclusions that are invisible to the unaided eye contribute to a gem identity and proof of natural origin, a quality that enhances collectibility and long term value. Provenance matters for both sentimental and investment reasons, and the knowledge that a stone was responsibly sourced from Brazil adds a layer of authenticity and traceability. Additionally, natural stones have historically been preferred for heirloom pieces because they carry a continuity of origin, a sense that the jewel has been part of human stories through time. The irradiated enhancement applied to this topaz is a well established, stable treatment used to achieve the desirable Swiss blue tone, and it does not negate the natural genesis of the crystal. For those who prioritize rarity, market recognition, and the subtle character that only nature can produce, a natural Swiss blue topaz represents an enduring choice.
This gem is offered with the care and expertise of The Natural Gemstone Company and is ideally suited for bespoke designs that will be passed down through generations. Its dimensions and excellent polish make it practical for secure prong settings that maximize light return, and its durability makes it suitable for rings and everyday jewelry when set with appropriate protective design. We recommend professional cleaning with mild soapy water and avoidance of harsh chemicals and sudden extreme heat, although the irradiated color is generally stable under normal wear. For clients seeking certification, appraisal, or custom setting services, we provide detailed documentation of origin, treatment, and the clarity assessment noted as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level. Choosing a natural gem is a decision to embrace history as part of personal expression, and this Swiss blue topaz answers that call with classic beauty and verifiable provenance. Please contact The Natural Gemstone Company for further images, pricing details, and bespoke design consultations so that this luminous piece may find its place as a treasured element in your collection.
























