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6.94 Ct. Swiss Blue Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
Item ID: | K11412 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.19 Width: 10.18 Height: 7.04 |
Weight: | 6.94 Ct. |
Color: help | Swiss Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
One beautiful transparent Swiss blue topaz, weighing 6.94 carats, presents itself in a classic oval shape with dimensions measuring 12.19 by 10.18 by 7.04 millimeters, a mixed brilliant cut, very very slightly included clarity evaluated at eye level, intense color intensity, and an excellent polish. This stone, enhanced by irradiation to achieve its vivid Swiss blue hue, originates from the storied gem fields of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and arrives to you under the careful stewardship of The Natural Gemstone Company. The oval outline is timeless, a silhouette that has graced signet rings and pendants for centuries, while the mixed brilliant faceting balances scintillation and depth, allowing the blue to flash with that lively inner fire collectors prize. The excellent polish and the precision of the cut bring out exquisite optical performance, so that this 6.94 carat topaz reads larger than its weight at the table, and sits with refined presence in both traditional and contemporary settings.
Topaz carries a heritage that stretches back through ancient courts and early trade routes, and this Swiss blue example speaks to both natural lineage and modern lapidary skill. In antiquity topaz was sought for its luminous tones and was believed to endow its wearer with favor and protection, a reputation that traveled with merchants from the Indian Ocean to Mediterranean ports. Ceylon has its own long relationship with gemstones, a provenance that lends further narrative depth to this piece, suggesting voyages and generations of craft. The neutral yet commanding blue of Swiss blue topaz pairs beautifully with classic yellow gold for a vintage aesthetic, with cool white metals for a refined modern look, or with lacquered settings that echo historical enamel work. Because the stone has been irradiated, its color is especially stable and uniform, a contemporary technique that preserves the gem for daily wear while honoring the visual tastes that have endured through the ages.
Beyond its physical beauty, this Swiss blue topaz is associated with a rich array of metaphysical qualities that have made it a cherished talisman across cultures, qualities offered here as traditional associations rather than medical claims. The stone is widely believed to open and soothe the throat chakra, promoting clear communication, articulate self expression, and the courage to speak with honesty and intent. Its tranquil blue is thought to calm turbulent emotions and to promote mental clarity, making it a favored companion for those seeking perspective during periods of transition, or for creatives who wish to refine ideas into finished work. Practitioners often use blue topaz to support restful reflection, to encourage insight during meditation, and to ground intention when manifesting plans. Many also regard it as a gentle protector during travel and as an ally in relationships, helping to foster empathy and harmonious dialogue. If you are considering this gem for a bespoke commission or as an heirloom piece, The Natural Gemstone Company is pleased to provide guidance on settings that honor the stone core, such as elevated bezel mounts for protection, classic four prong crowns for light return, or pendant assemblies that place the gem near the throat for symbolic resonance. Owning this Swiss blue topaz is to carry forward a lineage of appreciation, a wearable story of earth and craft that will endure for generations.




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