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3.26 Ct. Sky Blue Topaz from Brazil
This loose stone ships by May 25
Item ID: | K23833 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.04 Width: 9.04 Height: 5.76 |
Weight: | 3.26 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiation |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $30 |
From the molten heart of the earth to the quiet precision of the cutting studio, the journey of this sky blue topaz is a story of time, patience, and skilled hands, a story we are proud to share with collectors who value provenance as much as beauty. Formed deep within Brazilian pegmatites over millions of years, this crystal began as colorless aluminum silicate, its structure patiently shaped by cooling and mineral chemistry until clear planes of natural cleavage and gem quality transparency were born. Local miners, working in the storied gem fields of Brazil, liberated the rough from its matrix, each fragment bearing the memory of heat and pressure. The Natural Gemstone Company sources this material with respect for those origins, preserving the narrative of place, people, and process so that every gem we offer carries more than color, it carries context.
What emerges from that long geological story is a precisely faceted jewel, a transparent sky blue topaz weighing 3.26 carat, cut into a classic oval shape with dimensions of 9.04 by 9.04 by 5.76 millimeters. The cutter chose a mixed brilliant cut to balance depth of color with scintillation, combining facets that capture light and return lively flashes across the table and pavilion. Its light color intensity reads as a gentle sky blue, and the stone displays a clarity grade described as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, ensuring that the gem reads clean to most observers while retaining the natural fingerprint that testifies to its origin. The surface finish is of excellent polish, each facet meeting with sharp crispness, the result of a meticulous lapidary process that respects both weight retention and optical performance. To achieve and stabilize its vivid blue hue, the gem has undergone irradiation enhancement, a standard and widely accepted treatment for topaz, applied and monitored to secure a permanent and pleasing color that will endure in jewelry and in a collection.
As a narrative object, this topaz speaks to culture as well as to science, a stone whose cool, open color has been admired across traditions for its associations with calm, clarity, and eloquence. Blue gemstones have often been worn as talismans of clear communication, as companions to meditative practice, and as symbols of the horizon where sea meets sky. Collectors who assemble high end gemstone collections look for pieces that offer both aesthetic excellence and a legible story, because provenance and personality elevate a gem beyond ornament. In a curated cabinet of fine gems, this oval sky blue topaz provides contrast to deeper blues and warm tones, pairing beautifully with white metals and pale gold, translating equally well into a refined solitaire ring, a pendant that catches light close to the wearer, or a bespoke piece that places the gem in conversation with diamonds or colored accent stones. Its transparent body, delicate color, and exceptional cut make it a versatile and refined acquisition for the collector who values both visual purity and tactile presence.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we consider each gem a stewarded piece of earth, and we frame our offerings so that buyers can appreciate the full arc from geology to jewelry. This 3.26 carat oval sky blue topaz arrives with documented origin from Brazil, a clear accounting of its cutting and polishing, and transparent notation of the irradiation enhancement used to achieve its sky blue tone. For clients assembling a high end gemstone collection we provide high resolution imagery, magnified views, and gemological reporting on request, so that the stone may be evaluated in detail before it becomes part of your holdings. We also offer consultation on custom settings that honor the gem’s proportions and optical characteristics, recommendations for mountings that protect the pavilion while showcasing the table and color, and secure shipping and professional packing that respect the value and story of the piece. If you are seeking a specimen that blends geological heritage, lapidary artistry, and wearable elegance, this sky blue topaz presents a rare opportunity, and The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to assist in making it a distinctive and cherished addition to your collection.





















