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9.22 Ct. Swiss Blue Topaz from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 1
Item ID: | K23524 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.19 Width: 12.19 Height: 8.38 |
Weight: | 9.22 Ct. |
Color: help | Swiss Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
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 look at this magnificent Swiss blue topaz from The Natural Gemstone Company reveals why collectors and designers choose exceptional stones over ordinary substitutes, this single transparent round gem weighs 9.22 carats, with dimensions 12.19 x 12.19 x 8.38 mm, a mixed brilliant cut and an intense color intensity that commands attention. Its clarity is described as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, and it carries an excellent polish that allows every facet to sing. The color is achieved through irradiation, a stable and widely accepted enhancement for topaz that unlocks the vivid Swiss blue tones buyers seek. The origin of this piece is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a source known for producing fine gemstones with clean material and appealing saturation, and the combination of weight, cut, clarity and origin places this topaz in a category above mass market blues and synthetic look alikes.
What sets the sparkle of this topaz apart begins at the atomic level, topaz crystallizes in the orthorhombic system, which creates a well ordered internal lattice that interacts with light in a way that supports strong reflection and controlled refraction, the refractive index of topaz is higher than many common gem materials, which means more light is bent and returned to the viewer, this stone has been cut in a mixed brilliant style, pairing a brilliant faceted crown with a precisely faceted pavilion that is tuned to the gem's refractive behavior, this synergy between crystal geometry and cut allows for intense brilliance, lively scintillation and crisp contrast between light and shadow that few other blue gems can reproduce so consistently. The excellent polish amplifies these effects, smoothing facet junctions and minimizing light leakage, the result is a gem that appears to flash with internal light rather than simply showing surface shine.
Compared to other market options this Swiss blue topaz holds clear advantages in quality, value and visual impact, aquamarine often offers delicate blue notes and can be prized for pastel elegance, however it rarely achieves the brilliant, saturated blue that this irradiated Swiss topaz displays at this size without commanding a much higher price for comparable saturation. Blue sapphire can rival or exceed topaz in refractive power, but vivid sapphires of clean quality and significant size cost multiples more, and many sapphires display zoning or require heat treatment to enhance tone, by contrast this topaz presents intense uniform color with eye level clarity in a 9.22 carat size that is rare and affordable. Blue zircon can show lively fire, yet zircon has higher density and wearability concerns, and some collectors find its brilliance too fiery compared with the cool, crystalline depth of Swiss blue topaz. Synthetic materials and glass imitations may copy color, but they cannot match the natural crystalline lattice and optical behavior of a true topaz from Ceylon, when you compare facet performance, long term durability under normal wear, and price per carat for the visual effect achieved, this gemstone represents a superior balance of beauty and value.
When you select this stone from The Natural Gemstone Company you are choosing a gem that performs beautifully in practical jewelry design, its round shape and measured proportions 12.19 x 12.19 x 8.38 mm allow it to sit securely in classic four or six prong settings, while the mixed brilliant cut ensures the face up presentation is alive with sparkle whether set in solitaire rings, pendants or statement pieces. The very very slightly included clarity grade means the gem reads eye clean and will communicate clarity and quality to observers, while the irradiation treatment provides a stable Swiss blue hue that resists fading under normal conditions, our gemologists fully disclose this enhancement and provide guidance for care to preserve the stone for decades of enjoyment. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the provenance and the craftsmanship applied to this topaz, we focus on sourcing responsibly, on accurate disclosure and on cutting that maximizes each stone’s optical potential, if you seek a blue gemstone that offers an exceptional combination of brilliant sparkle, saturated color, and sensible value, this 9.22 carat Swiss blue topaz from Ceylon is an outstanding choice.




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