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4.19 Ct. London Blue Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K31518 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.09 Width: 10.06 Height: 6.46 |
Weight: | 4.19 Ct. |
Color: help | London Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $30 |
One beautiful transparent 4.19 carat round shape London blue topaz from Brazil, dimensions of 10.09 by 10.06 by 6.46 millimeters, faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, intense color intensity, excellent polish, enhancement irradiated, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company. This gem shows a deep oceanic blue that reads as sophisticated and dramatic in hand, while remaining perfectly wearable and eye clean under normal viewing conditions, making it a rare combination of presence and practicality. The mixed brilliant cutting style maximizes both face up spread and internal fire, so this topaz gives the immediate visual impact of a larger stone, while the excellent polish produces crisp facet junctions and lively scintillation. Because the piece is transparent and free of distracting inclusions at eye level, the intense blue saturates the stone uniformly, rather than appearing patchy or murky, and the irradiated treatment used to produce this London blue tone is industry standard, stable, and fully disclosed by The Natural Gemstone Company, which sources responsibly from Brazil where some of the finest commercial topaz rough is found.
When you compare this London blue topaz to famous gemstones in history, its narrative becomes even more compelling, because it offers the drama of royal blues at a fraction of the investment required for historic masterpieces. Consider the lore of the Hope Diamond and the French Blue, legendary for their deep blue hues and storied pasts, yet those gems are unique historical artifacts with extraordinary premiums attached, and often come with optical behaviors and body color that change under different lights. This London blue topaz presents a consistent, intense blue that is reminiscent of those famed stones, while remaining more durable for everyday wear than many softer colored gems and much more affordable for a collector seeking pure blue impact. Compared to Kashmir and Ceylon sapphires admired for velvety blue tones, this topaz gives a brighter, more modern blue, and because it is eye clean and beautifully faceted, it captures light with a liveliness that many included sapphires cannot match without significant cost. Against neon Paraiba tourmaline and electric aquamarine varieties, which command rare stone premiums, this topaz offers a deep saturated blue that is classically elegant without the scarcity driven price tag.
Beyond color comparisons, the 4.19 carat weight and round mixed brilliant proportions of this topaz create real competitive advantages in quality and value. The round shape remains the most universally flattering for a variety of settings, and the mixed brilliant cut was chosen to balance table size and pavilion angles so that a generous table does not sacrifice brilliance. The excellent polish ensures smooth facet planes which reflect light cleanly, enhancing perceived depth and richness of color. The stone’s very very slightly included status at eye level means it will read as highly pure to the unaided eye, giving the kind of clarity that shoppers often only find in much pricier gems. Because topaz has a hardness that stands up well to daily wear, paired with the stability of modern irradiation treatments for London blue, this gem gives you the confidence to set it into a ring, pendant, or statement pair and wear it with less concern than you might with softer alternatives, while still enjoying a color that evokes the sea blue of legendary gems.
Choosing this London blue topaz from The Natural Gemstone Company is a decision for discerning buyers who appreciate historical resonance, technical quality, and sensible value. You acquire a gem that visually references royal blues from history, yet is transparently represented, well cut, and sized for real world use. Its Brazilian origin links it to a long tradition of fine topaz sourcing, while our disclosure of enhancement and clarity assures you that what you see is what you receive. For collectors who admire the storied names of the past but prefer stones that combine wearable toughness, brilliant cutting, and cost effective luxury, this 4.19 carat London blue topaz occupies a unique space, offering a powerful face up presence, consistent intense color, and the sort of eye clean clarity that makes it an immediate favorite. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company to view images, discuss setting options, and secure a gem that brings historical blue glamour into an accessible and modern jewelry reality.
























