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5.11 Ct. Sky Blue Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K20398 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.92 Width: 8.9 Height: 6.2 |
Weight: | 5.11 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $40 |
This item is a beautiful transparent sky blue topaz weighing 5.11 carats, with exact dimensions of 10.92 by 8.90 by 6.20 millimeters, presented in a classic emerald cut. The stone is step cut, with broad parallel facets that define the emerald style, and it has been evaluated at The Natural Gemstone Company to have a clarity grade of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level. The color intensity is light sky blue, and the polish is excellent. The gem has undergone an irradiated enhancement to achieve its pleasing blue hue, and its reported origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka. When considering cut proportions, the measured depth of 6.20 millimeters yields an overall depth of approximately 62.6 percent relative to the average of length and width, a proportion that supports both impressive face up size and balanced light performance for an emerald cut topaz of this scale.
The emerald cut is particularly effective for this sky blue topaz because of the way its step facets interact with light. Unlike brilliant cuts, which break light into numerous small flashes, the emerald cut employs long, broad facets that act like mirrors, producing broad flashes of reflected light and a sophisticated internal luster that highlights the stone’s transparency and color distribution. The large table facet provides an unobstructed view into the body of the stone, making the topaz’s internal clarity and subtle color more immediately appreciable to the eye. For a gem with a very very slightly included clarity grade, that openness is an advantage, because the eye is drawn to the evenness of tone and the hall of mirrors effect created by the crown and pavilion steps, rather than to scintillation alone. The excellent polish enhances facet crispness and edge definition, increasing the sharpness of mirrored flashes and ensuring minimal light leakage, which together yield a restrained, elegant brilliance that is characteristic of well executed emerald cuts.
From a gemological perspective, topaz is a durable, high quality gemstone for fine jewelry, rated at approximately eight on the Mohs scale of hardness, which makes it suitable for a variety of wearable settings. The refractive properties of topaz, combined with the emerald cut design, result in a pleasing balance between brilliance and clarity display. The irradiated enhancement applied to this piece is a common, industry accepted practice for producing sky blue tones in topaz, typically performed on colorless or pale material to stabilize a clean, even blue. This treatment is permanent under normal wearing conditions, and will not readily fade with light exposure. Full disclosure of this treatment is provided, because accurate documentation of enhancements and origin is essential for valuation and for an educated buyer who values transparency in the market.
For the discerning purchaser seeking value backed by technical information, this topaz offers a number of attractive attributes. The 5.11 carat weight and measurements present a generous face up appearance, aided by a depth percentage near the middle of the ideal range for emerald cuts, preserving both visual size and optical performance. The clarity designation indicates a gemstone that will appear clean to the unaided eye, with only minute inclusions visible under magnification, which is particularly desirable in step cut gems where internal features are more noticeable. The light sky blue color is elegant and versatile for design, and the Ceylon Sri Lanka origin is consistent with a history of producing clean, well formed topaz crystals. At The Natural Gemstone Company we document treatments and origins, and we can provide additional certification or imagery upon request, because we believe that clear provenance, disclosure of irradiated enhancement, and precise measurements are essential for trust and fair valuation. For jewelry design ideas, this stone is well suited to a classic solitaire setting that emphasizes its table and step facets, or to an understated halo that will add presence while preserving the emerald cut’s linear elegance. We welcome inquiries about setting recommendations, appraisal documentation, and secure shipping options, and we stand behind the accuracy of the description and the quality of this beautiful sky blue topaz.




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