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9.70 Ct. Sky Blue Topaz from Brazil
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Item ID: | K24610 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 15.03 Width: 12.91 Height: 7.1 |
Weight: | 9.70 Ct. |
Color: help | Sky Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiation |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
For millennia topaz has occupied a special place in the story of human adornment and belief, prized as much for its clarity and brilliance as for the myths that surrounded it. Ancient civilizations looked to sky colored stones as symbols of the heavens, believing that a cool blue gem could calm the mind and restore balance to the spirit. This tradition carried through the ages, from classical antiquity, through medieval lapidaries, to the grand jewelers of the Georgian and Victorian eras, who set pale blue topaz into heirloom brooches and necklaces intended to pass from one generation to the next. In that same classical spirit, The Natural Gemstone Company presents a fine example of this enduring heritage, a transparent sky blue topaz that resonates with the language of tradition, refined by modern lapidary skill yet retaining the timeless qualities that have inspired collectors and connoisseurs for centuries.
This particular gem is a singular oval of 9.70 carats, with precise dimensions of 15.03 by 12.91 by 7.10 millimeters, and a mixed brilliant cut that harmonizes the pavilion facets with a carefully proportioned crown to maximize scintillation and depth. Its medium intensity sky blue color recalls the clear midday heavens, while the clarity, evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level, allows for exceptional transparency and an even play of light through the stone. The polish is excellent, producing crisp facet junctions and a glassy surface that enhances brilliance. Originating from Brazil, a source long celebrated for producing topaz that combines purity with attractive color, this gem has been color enhanced by irradiation, a standard and stable treatment used in the modern gem industry to develop and fix vivid blue tones while preserving the stone’s natural clarity and structure.
Beyond its physical attributes, this sky blue topaz carries the weight of historical usage and symbolic meaning that makes it ideal for those who favor legacy pieces. Historically, blue topaz and related pale blue stones have been associated with truth, fidelity, and calming influence, making them natural choices for tokens of commitment and for jewelry worn to mark significant life passages. In many cultures a blue gem was chosen for pendants and rings meant to protect travelers or to serve as diplomatic gifts, and in domestic jewelry traditions these stones often feature at the center of signet and cluster rings intended to be treasured across generations. This gem’s classic oval silhouette and mixed brilliant faceting echo the cutting styles that have been favored through different eras, providing a versatile canvas for traditional settings such as four prong solitaires, bezel mounts that emphasize the gem’s clean lines, or halo designs that amplify its soft azure hue.
When set by a skilled jeweler, this topaz will take on new life as an heirloom piece that honors both past and present. Topaz sits at a favorable hardness on the Mohs scale, making it suitable for everyday wear when given thoughtful protection, especially in ring settings where a low bezel or protective prongs help guard against accidental knocks. The fine polish and transparent nature of this gem lend themselves beautifully to white metals for a cool, cohesive aesthetic, or to warm yellow gold for a classic contrast that evokes antique jewelry traditions. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the provenance and characteristics of every stone we offer, and we welcome inquiries about bespoke settings that will allow this Brazilian sky blue topaz to become the centerpiece of your own family narrative. Owning this gem is an opportunity to carry forward an age old lineage of beauty, a tangible piece of history that remains both wearable and enduring.























