This natural Topaz weighs an impressive 18.54 carats and is fashioned in an elegant pear-shaped mixed cut, combining substantial size with a refined faceting arrangement designed to enhance brightness, colour distribution and overall optical performance.
Measuring approximately 19.3 × 13.6 × 9.6 mm, the gemstone has a strong face-up presence and generous depth, making it particularly suitable for a statement jewellery design or a substantial gemstone collection.
The stone displays a distinctive brownish reddish-orange colour, with visible red, orange and brownish-orange components that create a warm and complex overall appearance. Depending on the viewing angle and lighting conditions, the faceting may produce lively reddish and orangy flashes across the transparent body.
The colour of this gemstone has been enhanced by irradiation. This treatment must be considered an integral part of the gemstone’s identification and is disclosed clearly as part of its product documentation. Although the resulting colour may visually resemble tones sometimes associated in the trade with brownish or imperial-type Topaz, this specimen should not be represented as untreated Imperial Topaz.
The gemstone is transparent and presents a clarity comparable to approximately VS, with only relatively limited natural inclusions or internal structural features visible under magnification. These characteristics have only a minor influence on the overall transparency and optical appearance.
The pear mixed cut has been executed to a very good cutting standard, with excellent symmetry and excellent polishing contributing to a highly refined surface presentation. The strong polish enhances the gemstone’s characteristic vitreous luster, while the balanced facet arrangement supports good brightness and attractive internal reflections.
Topaz belongs to the orthorhombic crystal system and is known for its high transparency, strong vitreous luster and ability to accept an excellent polish. Its perfect basal cleavage requires care during cutting, setting and long-term jewellery wear.
This specimen is recorded as originating from Brazil, one of the world’s most important sources of gem-quality Topaz.
With its substantial 18.54 ct weight, warm reddish-orange colour, high transparency and refined pear-shaped faceting, this Topaz offers strong visual presence and distinctive character. Its excellent symmetry and polish make it particularly attractive for custom statement jewellery or for collectors seeking a large, documented and clearly disclosed treated Topaz.





















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