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295.86 Ct. Sky Blue Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K1178 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 48.79 Width: 32.57 Height: 21.92 |
Weight: | 295.86 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
When you are searching for a gemstone that can end your quest for the perfect center stone, whether for an unforgettable engagement ring or a singular piece for a collection, this one exquisite specimen from The Natural Gemstone Company answers that need with confidence. This is a transparent 295.86 carat oval shape sky blue topaz, with generous dimensions of 48.79 x 32.57 x 21.92 mm, an intense color intensity, and an eye clean clarity as evaluated at eye level. It has been masterfully fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut, and it shows an excellent polish, all of which combine to present a gem that is both visually commanding and technically superior. Originating from Brazil, and enhanced by irradiation to achieve the vibrant sky blue tone, this topaz is a rare combination of scale, color, and clarity, perfectly suited to collectors who prize exceptional examples, and to couples who want an engagement ring that is as unique and memorable as their story.
Understanding how the mixed brilliant cut enhances this gem is central to appreciating why it is the ideal solution to your search. The mixed brilliant cut merges the best attributes of step cuts and brilliant style facets, creating a harmonious balance between broad color display and lively scintillation. The crown is faceted to capture and refract incoming light across a multiplicity of small facets, producing a lively play of brightness that dances across the surface. The pavilion is shaped and faceted to return as much light as possible back through the crown, increasing overall brilliance and minimizing dark zones that can detract from the gem face up. In this particular oval, the cutter has optimized the facet geometry to preserve depth of color while enhancing light return. The result is a stone that shows deep, even sky blue from edge to center, together with crisp flashes of white light that enliven the hue, creating both visual depth and dynamic sparkle as the gem moves.
For the customer seeking assurance that their search ends here, the technical and aesthetic attributes combine to form a persuasive case. The substantial 295.86 carat weight and the elongated oval outline lend themselves to multiple design directions, from a bold solitaire pendant that highlights the gem like a window into a summer sky, to a bespoke engagement ring setting that protects the girdle while showcasing the elongated silhouette to flatter the hand. Because the gem is eye clean at a normal viewing distance, the transparency reads as pure and watery, allowing light to flow through without distracting inclusions. The excellent polish complements the mixed brilliant facets by creating crisp facet intersections, which enhance specular reflections and make each facet behave like a mirror. The irradiation enhancement used on many topaz specimens is a stable treatment that intensifies the blue without obscuring the inherent clarity and brilliance. Paired with the gem origin from Brazil, a source known for producing top quality topaz, this stone presents collectors and jewelry designers with a reliable and desirable canvas for elevated designs.
Practical considerations and care complete the reassurance you need to commit with confidence. Because of its size and remarkable presence, this topaz benefits from a protective setting when used in rings, and it especially shines in custom pendants and statement pieces where light can interact freely with the mixed brilliant pavilion and crown. Cleaning is straightforward, using mild soap and warm water, with a soft brush to keep the facets free of residues, and ultrasonic cleaners are generally acceptable for topaz but should be avoided if the piece has been subject to additional treatments or if it is mounted in a way that could trap heat. Avoid prolonged exposure to high heat and harsh chemicals to preserve the intense color achieved by irradiation. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the description and provenance of this gem, and we are committed to helping you visualize design options, and select a mounting that protects and accentuates the gem. If your goal is to find an exceptional, eye catching topaz that combines impressive physical dimensions, a finely tuned mixed brilliant cut, intense sky blue color, and excellent polish, this 295.86 carat Brazilian topaz resolves that search with rare distinction.




















