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8.92 Ct. Swiss Blue Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 2
Item ID: | K18513 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.13 Width: 12 Height: 8.09 |
Weight: | 8.92 Ct. |
Color: help | Swiss Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | 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 | $40 |
One beautiful transparent 8.92 carat round Swiss blue topaz is presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, this gem measures 12.13 by 12.00 by 8.09 millimeters, and it displays a classic round outline with a mixed brilliant cut that has been executed to maximize faceting symmetry and light return. The color is graded as intense, a saturation level that is uncommon among Swiss blue topaz in this size class, and its presence at nearly nine carats makes this example particularly rare when compared to the more commonly encountered smaller Swiss blue stones. The clarity grade is described as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which for the practical buyer translates to an appearance that is effectively eye clean under normal viewing, with only minimal inclusions that do not detract from transparency or brilliance. The gem has an excellent polish, so facet junctions and facet windows carry clean reflections that contribute to an even and lively face up appearance, and the stone is reported as irradiated, a widely accepted and stable enhancement used to produce and stabilize blue hues in topaz.
To understand why this example is unusual and desirable to an informed purchaser, it helps to examine each of the standard grading parameters as they apply here, beginning with carat weight and measurements. A round topaz at 8.92 carats with dimensions that are close to equal across two axes indicates an efficient use of rough and a balance between diameter and depth, which supports the perceived size when set in jewelry. The mixed brilliant cut combines the light performance advantages of a traditional brilliant crown with a pavilion design that supports strong return of blue saturation, so the cut both protects and displays color. Clarity graded as very slightly included at eye level means that inclusions are limited in number and size, and are not disruptive to luster or light transmission, an important consideration because internal features can scatter light and reduce color intensity in paler specimens. The color intensity being classified as intense is critical, because for Swiss blue topaz, color saturation is a primary determinant of visual impact and market desirability, and it is less common to find stones over six to eight carats that retain such a vivid, even blue without appearing washed out or overly dark. The reported irradiation treatment is a standard industry practice for producing Swiss blue hues, and when properly performed it yields a stable color that will maintain its appearance under normal wear and household light. Buyers should note that while irradiated blue topaz is durable, extreme heat from some repair processes or prolonged exposure to high temperatures can affect color, so standard care and the guidance of a professional jeweler are recommended when resizing or modifying settings.
Provenance is an important factor for collectors and connoisseurs, and this topaz originates from Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a region with a long history of producing clean, well formed gem crystals. Sri Lankan occurrences are respected for their supply of high clarity material, and when a specimen of this caliber and size is traced to Ceylon it adds to its appeal for those who value documented origin. For the educated buyer evaluating value relative to alternative options, consider that size and color combine multiplicatively in perceived and market value, and that a nearly nine carat round stone with intense blue saturation and excellent polish commands attention in both private collections and in fine jewelry commissions. The Natural Gemstone Company provides this information to assist in an objective assessment, and we are able to supply detailed imagery and additional documentation on request to support provenance and treatment disclosures. For practical use, this gem is suited to center stone settings, bespoke designs where diameter and presence are priorities, and collectors seeking a representative example of irradiated Swiss blue topaz from Sri Lanka, and with proper setting and routine care it will provide stable, long lasting color and brilliance. For further technical questions, requests for a gemological report, or assistance with custom mounting options, please contact The Natural Gemstone Company and our gem specialists will provide the supporting data to confirm suitability for your intended use.




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