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8.60 Ct. Swiss Blue Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | K5674 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.09 Width: 9.81 Height: 6.62 |
Weight: | 8.60 Ct. |
Color: help | Swiss Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | 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 | $30 |
This piece from The Natural Gemstone Company is a beautiful transparent Swiss blue topaz, presented in an elegant emerald cut, weighing 8.60 carat, with calibrated dimensions of 14.09 by 9.81 by 6.62 millimeters. The emerald cut is a classic choice for blue topaz because its broad, step cut planes emphasize clarity and color in a restrained, sophisticated way. The light color intensity of this stone yields a pure, fresh blue that reads as clean and airy in daylight, and the excellent polish ensures crisp facet junctions that catch light with a refined sheen. At face up viewing the stone reads as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which means the gem delivers high transparency and visual appeal to the naked eye, while any minute internal characteristics remain unobtrusive and are often only appreciable under magnification. This specimen was enhanced by irradiation, a stable and widely accepted treatment to produce and enrich blue tones in topaz, and its geological origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a region with a long reputation for producing gem material of fine clarity and attractive color.
For the informed buyer the combination of weight, proportions, and clarity makes this topaz notable. At 8.60 carat and with a broad surface area created by the emerald cut, the gem offers strong presence in both solitaire and more complex designs, while its measured dimensions allow for predictable setting and mounting. The clarity grade described as very slightly included evaluated at eye level places the stone in a category favoring visible purity, which is particularly valuable in step cuts where inclusions can be more obvious if present. Excellent polish contributes directly to perceived brilliance and enduring beauty, as well executed polish reduces surface diffusion that can soften facet reflections. The irradiation enhancement used to achieve the Swiss blue hue is standard for blue topaz, and when properly disclosed it does not diminish the gem's market value for collectors who understand treated topaz conventions. Origin from Ceylon, Sri Lanka adds provenance that many educated buyers prefer, given Sri Lanka's history of producing well finished gemstones and its established gem cutting and trading networks.
Over the years this Swiss blue topaz will continue to captivate for a number of practical reasons. The color produced by irradiation in topaz is stable under everyday light exposure and typical wearing conditions, so the attractive blue tone will remain consistent with normal use. Longevity depends on appropriate care, and because emerald cut stones display clarity and faceting lines clearly, maintaining a clean surface preserves the crisp aesthetic that makes this cut so appealing. For long term wear we recommend settings that protect the corners and girdle region of the emerald cut, such as secure prong configurations or partial bezel treatments, routine inspection of mountings, gentle cleaning in mild, soapy water with a soft brush, avoiding sudden thermal shocks or prolonged exposure to extreme heat, and consulting a professional jeweler for ultrasonic or steam cleaning guidance. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the gem with full disclosure of treatment and origin, and we offer high resolution imaging and expert consultation to assist with appraisal and setting decisions, ensuring that this 8.60 carat Swiss blue topaz remains as compelling and valuable to its owner for decades to come.




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