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8.18 Ct. Swiss Blue Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 1
Item ID: | K23525 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.91 Width: 11.83 Height: 8.21 |
Weight: | 8.18 Ct. |
Color: help | Swiss Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $98 |
One beautiful transparent 8.18 carat round shape Swiss blue topaz, measuring 11.91 by 11.83 by 8.21 millimeters, offers a striking combination of size, hue, and craftsmanship, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company. This gem is fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut to maximize both scintillation and depth of color, and it displays a clarity grade of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which translates to an eye clean appearance with only minute internal characteristics observable under magnification. The vivid color intensity of the stone is immediately apparent, and an excellent polish delivers sharp facet junctions and a bright, lively table. The stone has been irradiated, a standard and stable enhancement for Swiss blue topaz, and its origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a storied source of fine gemstones and artisanal cutting traditions. Taken together these attributes produce a gem that reads as elegant and confident on its own, and as a superior value compared with many larger market options that sacrifice color or clarity for size.
When measured against famous gemstones and the storied pieces collectors admire, this Swiss blue topaz stands apart through accessibility and consistent visual impact. Blue sapphires from Kashmir and historic royal collections are famous for their depth and rarity, but they command enormous premiums and showwise differences in tone that can make them difficult to match in everyday jewelry. Blue diamonds remain among the most prized and rare, with prices set by scarcity rather than simple beauty. Paraiba tourmalines and high grade Paraiba inspired stones dazzle with neon hues, yet they are exceedingly rare and fragile in price. Tanzanite offers an intoxicating violet blue but is softer and more prone to wear related damage. By contrast this Swiss blue topaz brings a vivid pure blue that rivals the eye catching intensity of these celebrated gems, while remaining far more affordable, more widely available, and more practical for regular wear thanks to its sturdy nature and eye clean clarity.
On the market level the advantages of this particular topaz are clear, especially for buyers who prioritize a large visual presence without the astronomical cost of sapphire or diamond alternatives. At 8.18 carats and roughly 12 millimeters across, this round mixed brilliant topaz delivers a commanding face up size that reads as a statement piece in rings, pendants, or bespoke designs. The mixed brilliant cut produces a scintillation pattern that competes with high quality brilliant cut sapphires and lessens the risk of a washed out appearance that plagues many pale blue stones. The excellent polish and the vivid intensity of the color mean the gem does not require overbearing metalwork to stand out, so designers can set it in lighter, contemporary styles as well as classic profiles. The irradiated treatment used to achieve the Swiss blue hue is industry standard, fully disclosed, and stable under normal wearing conditions, which makes this topaz a transparent and reliable choice when compared to untreated stones that may be rare but inconsistent in tone.
For collectors and buyers seeking a piece that balances historical allure and modern practicality, this Swiss blue topaz from The Natural Gemstone Company is an exceptional option. It captures the clear, oceanic blues that have long been admired in royal gardens and ocean inspired regalia, while providing a consistency of color, clarity, and size that larger historic gems seldom offer at a reasonable price point. For designers and wearers it offers versatility, durability, and a brilliant visual statement that will hold up in daily wear if set with proper protection. We invite you to consider this round 8.18 carat topaz as a centerpiece that competes with pricier categories on beauty, and outperforms many market options on value and practical appeal, from The Natural Gemstone Company.




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