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6.38 Ct. Sky Blue Topaz from Brazil
Item ID: | K1196 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.16 Width: 10.08 Height: 6.85 |
Weight: | 6.38 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
This 6.38 carat oval sky blue topaz from Brazil presents an outstanding combination of size, color, and precision cutting, making it a true centerpiece for any collection. Measuring 12.16 by 10.08 by 6.85 millimeters, the stone has been fashioned in an elegant oval outline with a mixed brilliant cut that balances large crown facets and a pavilion optimized for light return. The result is a lively play of brilliance and scintillation that enhances the stone's medium light color intensity, allowing the sky blue hue to read clearly in most lighting environments. Clarity has been evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, which means the gem is essentially eye clean with only minor inclusions visible under magnification, and the excellent polish produces crisp facet junctions and bright reflection patterns. This material has been irradiated to produce and stabilize the blue color, a common and accepted enhancement for sky blue topaz, and the origin from Brazil provides a known geological source with consistent material quality.
For the educated buyer seeking factual detail and long term value, several attributes make this topaz noteworthy. The mixed brilliant cut is specifically chosen to maximize optical performance in an oval shape, delivering both strong center brilliance and lively edge scintillation, attributes that elevate the piece beyond a simple calibrated stone. Topaz rates eight on the Mohs hardness scale, offering good durability for daily wear in rings and pendants, and typical specific gravity in topaz provides a satisfying heft for its carat weight. The very slightly included clarity grade preserves both transparency and visual appeal, so the stone photographs and displays exceptionally well in settings that expose the table and crown. Because the blue tone is produced by irradiation, standard care recommendations apply, including avoiding exposure to extreme heat during setting and advising against high temperature treatments that could alter color. The Natural Gemstone Company documents the measurements, cut, clarity, enhancement, and origin to ensure transparency and buyer confidence, and this particular gem stands out as a collector worthy specimen or an elegant focal point for bespoke jewelry, combining technical quality, aesthetic appeal, and responsible disclosure.






















