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3.00 Ct. Blue Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Aug 30
Item ID: | K15966 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.2 Width: 8.33 Height: 6.03 |
Weight: | 3.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $30 |
This specimen is a transparent blue topaz weighing 3.00 carats, presented in a round shape with precise dimensions of 8.20 by 8.33 by 6.03 millimeters. The gem has been fashioned to a mixed brilliant cut, combining faceting techniques to balance brightness and color face up, and it displays a light color intensity in a clear sky blue hue. Clarity has been graded as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, with minimal natural features that do not compromise the stone into appearing opaque or affecting its overall transparency. Polish is excellent, indicating finely finished facet junctions and smooth facet planes that contribute to crisp reflections and controlled light return. The stone has been enhanced by irradiation to achieve its blue coloration, and its documented origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka.
Measured proportions of this example reflect a substantial presence and an engaging face up appearance, with a depth of 6.03 millimeters relative to the average diameter of approximately 8.27 millimeters, yielding a depth of approximately 73 percent. This depth supports a pavilion configuration that complements the mixed brilliant faceting scheme, producing a balanced combination of scintillation and consistent color distribution across the table. The mixed brilliant cut used here typically places brilliant style facets on the crown to optimize sparkle and step style or modified pavilion facets to maintain strong face up color and controlled light leakage, and the execution seen in this piece produces a distinct, stable light pattern and well defined facet contrasts visible under normal viewing. The excellent polish enhances these optical attributes, providing well defined facet reflections and a clean, lively presentation.
Owning this blue topaz represents an investment in both aesthetic quality and considered craftsmanship, given the combination of weight, cut, finish, and documented origin. At 3.00 carats, the stone is of a scale that functions as an effective center gem for a variety of settings, and the combination of a transparent body, light blue color, and meticulous finishing yields long term visual appeal. Topaz rates at about Mohs hardness 8, offering robust resistance to everyday wear for rings and pendants when set and cared for properly, and the stability of the irradiated blue color is consistent with standard gem treatment practice when performed and documented by reputable sources. The provenance from Ceylon Sri Lanka adds a traceable geographic context that collectors and designers often consider when assessing a gem, and The Natural Gemstone Company provides full disclosure on treatment and origin, along with the option to supply additional photographic documentation and independent laboratory verification upon request. Practical care recommendations include avoiding high temperature exposure and prolonged contact with harsh chemicals, as these conditions can affect certain enhancements, while routine gentle cleaning maintains the stone surface and optical performance.
In combination, the technical attributes of this blue topaz and the quality of its cutting and finish form a coherent set of characteristics that support its value as a durable, attractive, and well documented gem. The measured proportions and the mixed brilliant faceting yield a disciplined and reproducible light behavior, clarity characteristics are minor and unobtrusive to the eye, and the excellent polish ensures the gem reads with clarity and life under normal light. For a buyer seeking a centrally interesting stone with predictable performance in finished jewelry, and for a collector valuing transparent disclosure of treatment and origin, this blue topaz from Ceylon Sri Lanka represents an embodiment of careful lapidary work and consistent material qualities, offered with the documentation and provenance standards upheld by The Natural Gemstone Company.




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