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6.83 Ct. Blue Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K24616 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.26 Width: 10.3 Height: 6.97 |
Weight: | 6.83 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Carving |
Cutting style: | Carving |
Enhancements: help | Irradiation |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $50 |
This transparent blue topaz presents as an expertly fashioned oval weighing 6.83 carat, with dimensions 14.26 by 10.30 by 6.97 millimeters. The gem displays a medium color intensity that reads as a refined, water blue tone across multiple lighting conditions. The carving cut is deliberate, creating a distinctive interplay of internal reflections and surface planes that enhances the stone without overpowering its natural clarity. The polish is excellent, offering a smooth and reflective surface that maximizes light return and accentuates the gem's crystalline transparency. Originating from Brazil, this specimen demonstrates the quality and character expected from material mined in established Brazilian deposits, where careful selection and cutting yield stones with balanced color and clean transparency.
Clarity assessment at eye level is very very slightly included, a grade that confirms the stone reads as predominantly clean to the unaided eye while retaining natural internal character when examined more closely. The carving cut has been executed to emphasize the gem clarity, allowing inclusions, where present, to be positioned so as not to detract from brilliance or visual appeal. Facet and carving symmetry are controlled, producing even luster and a consistent light pattern across the oval table. These qualities are supported by the excellent polish, which contributes to crisp edge definition and a pleasing tactile finish. For set designers and lapidaries, this topaz offers reliable optical behavior and a stable platform for precision mounting.
The stone has been enhanced by irradiation, a standard and widely accepted treatment for color enhancement in topaz. This process yields uniform color saturation and long term stability when the gem is handled and stored according to common jewelry care recommendations. As with all laboratory and field treatments, documentation of the enhancement is provided to ensure full transparency for appraisal and future resale. Practical considerations for setting include the gem hardness and toughness, which permit a variety of mounting styles from bezel to prong work, and the medium thickness indicated by the 6.97 millimeter depth supports substantial secure settings. The oval shape and measured proportions are suited to both contemporary and classic designs, allowing the gem to function as a prominent center stone or as a refined accent within a larger composition.
Acquiring this gem from The Natural Gemstone Company is an investment in both beauty and craftsmanship, combining geological provenance, considered cutting, and ethical disclosure. The visual presence of the stone is immediate, yet its value is also rooted in the controlled cutting and finishing that reveal the best of the material. For collectors and designers who prioritize quality, this topaz represents an asset that marries aesthetic appeal with technical integrity. Careful documentation, clear statement of enhancement, and the measured specifications provided support confident appraisal and future transitions in ownership. Ownership thereby becomes a stewardship of a crafted natural resource, a piece that can be set into bespoke jewelry, retained as part of a curated collection, or traded with clarity regarding its origins and treatments. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the stated attributes and provides the detailed information necessary for informed decisions about acquisition, design integration, and long term care.

























