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285.44 Ct. Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K18108 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 51.8 Width: 33.6 Height: 21.8 |
Weight: | 285.44 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiation |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $19 |
Across the centuries the blue topaz has held a place in the jewelry traditions of many cultures, admired for its cool clarity and for the serene depth of its blue, a color that evokes sky and sea with equal grace. From ancient talismans and courtly jewels to Regency era parures and modern high jewelry, the pear shaped topaz has been prized for its ability to marry classical form with dramatic presence, a combination that suits both heirloom pieces and contemporary commissions. This particular gem, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, speaks directly to that lineage, offering a statement that feels rooted in history while being utterly suited to the design sensibilities of today. Collectors and designers who appreciate heritage and continuity will see how a single, well chosen stone can carry forward a story, beginning in the earth, shaped by human hands, and destined to be worn across generations.
This specimen is a remarkable transparent blue topaz weighing 285.44 carat, its pear shape cut to elegant proportions, with dimensions of 51.80 x 33.60 x 21.80 mm. The cutter chose a mixed brilliant cut to amplify scintillation and internal reflections, balancing broad flashes with the crisp fire of smaller facets, and the result is a dynamic blend of light and color. At eye level the clarity is graded eye clean, a testament to the stone s natural purity and to the skillful cutting that minimizes visible inclusions. The color reads as medium intense in saturation, delivering a richly appealing blue that retains clarity without leaning into heaviness. An excellent polish completes the presentation, producing a smooth surface and lively luster that will translate beautifully once set. The gem has been enhanced by irradiation, a common and stable treatment for blue topaz that deepens the blue hue in a way that is widely accepted within the trade and by designers. The origin of the topaz is Brazil, a source renowned for producing blue topaz of excellent quality, and this provenance adds another layer to its historical and geological narrative.
Because of its generous size and classic pear silhouette this blue topaz is especially ideal for bespoke jewelry projects that aim to create a singular focal point, a jewel that commands attention and becomes an anchor for sophisticated design. In a pendant the stone will read as an elegant tear of blue, suspended to catch light with every movement, making it a perfect centerpiece for a neckpiece designed to be both wearable and theatrical. As a solitaire statement ring the dimensions translate directly to an unforgettable presence on the hand, suited to designs that favor open settings and minimal metal for maximum light return, or to halo and pavé companions where diamonds or smaller colored gems can accentuate the topaz s tone without overpowering it. For a brooch or a high jewelry cuff the pear shape allows directional creativity, enabling designers to orient the point toward a fingertip, a collarbone, or an asymmetrical band, each choice altering the stone s dialogue with the wearer. The depth of 21.80 mm suggests attention to gallery clearance and secure prong or bezel architecture, while the mixed brilliant facet structure rewards settings that allow light to enter from multiple angles. For bridal tiaras and ceremonial pieces the gem s size produces a noble silhouette that evokes antique crown jewels, yet remains accessible to contemporary interpretation. Its weight and dimensions invite collaboration between lapidary, metalsmith, and client, encouraging bespoke solutions that respect the gem s scale and optical personality.
Selecting this blue topaz from The Natural Gemstone Company is to choose a piece that carries both the romance of gemstone history and the practical virtues prized by custom jewelers. We can assist with design consultations that match the gem s pear shape and proportions to metal choices and setting styles, advising on prong placement, gallery height, and complementary accent stones to achieve balance and longevity. Because the gem has been stabilized through irradiation we provide full disclosure and guidance on care and exposure, reassuring clients that under normal wear the color is durable. For those commissioning an original design we can facilitate sketches, CAD renderings, and connections to master setters experienced with large, delicate stones, ensuring that the final piece is as secure as it is beautiful. This blue topaz is not merely a commodity, it is a focal point for a narrative driven creation, a stone that can be the heart of an heirloom kept for generations, a jewel that will be worn into memory and then passed on. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company for more detailed images, measurements confirmed to the millimeter, and a personalized consultation so that this exceptional pear shape blue topaz may be shaped into the bespoke jewel that honors its past and promises a future.






















