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3.65 Ct. London Blue Topaz from Brazil
Item ID: | K27470 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.96 Width: 8 Height: 5.46 |
Weight: | 3.65 Ct. |
Color: help | London Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
This listing describes one transparent London blue topaz, weighing 3.65 carat, cut in a classic emerald cut and measuring 9.96 by 8.00 by 5.46 mm. The stone displays an intense color intensity and an excellent polish, with a clarity grade reported as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level. The facet arrangement of the emerald cut emphasizes the stone s depth of color and linear reflections, producing a controlled brilliance and a broad, deep window that showcases the vivid blue tone. The topaz is irradiated to achieve its London blue hue, and it originates from Brazil. Its transparency and size make it suitable as a principal center stone for rings, pendants, and larger bespoke settings, and its measured proportions support secure prong and bezel mounting while maintaining visual balance.
The intense London blue of this topaz complements a wide range of skin tones when set in jewelry, and selection of metal tone and setting style can tailor the overall effect. On cool undertones, including fair and porcelain complexions with pink or blue undertones, the deep blue produces a harmonious, refined look, and pairing the stone with platinum or white gold enhances clarity and lends a crisp, modern presentation. On warm undertones, including beige and golden skin tones, the same blue provides a clear, flattering contrast, and pairing the stone with yellow gold introduces a warm counterpoint that enriches the overall warmth of the wearer s complexion. For neutral undertones and olive skin tones, the stone s versatility allows either white or yellow metal to be used depending on the desired emphasis, while rose gold offers a softer, contemporary option that slightly warms the blue without diminishing its intensity. On deeper skin tones the intense London blue reads as richly saturated and vivid, and it offers strong presence as a center stone in solitaire and halo designs. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this piece with attention to cut, clarity, and color statistics so that gem setters and designers may accurately anticipate how the stone will interact with metal choices and skin tones in finished jewelry.
