1.96 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Aquamarine Pair from Brazil

This matched pair from The Natural Gemstone Company presents two transparent blue aquamarines, weighing 0.91 carats and 1.05 carats respectively, cut in a precise trillion shape. The stones measure 6.77 by 7.03 by 4.04 millimeters and 7.06 by 7.22 by 4.38 millimeters, with proportions engineered to balance face up area and pavilion depth. Clarity is graded very slightly included evaluated at eye level, and the color is described as medium intensity, offering a clear, cool blue that reads well under both daylight and jewelry lighting. Enhancement consists of controlled heat treatment, a stable and widely accepted procedure for aquamarine that refines tone and reduces greenish undertones without compromising durability. The cut is finished with an excellent polish, producing clean facet junctions and a bright table presentation that maximizes transparency and light penetration.

Technically the trillion cut in these stones is executed with triangular symmetry and a brilliant oriented facet pattern that emphasizes scintillation across three apexes rather than along a circular outline. The cutters maintained close tolerance on facet angles to optimize internal light return for the refractive index characteristic of beryl, producing consistent brilliance and flash. Based on the provided dimensions the depth proportions are approximately 58.6 percent for the smaller stone and 61.3 percent for the larger stone, values that fall within the accepted range for triangular brilliants and support strong light performance while preserving face up size. The excellent polish and careful pavilion shaping reduce light leakage at facet junctions and minimize the visibility of very small internal features, maintaining a clean face up appearance. The clarity grade very slightly included evaluated at eye level indicates minimal inclusions that do not interfere with overall transparency or optical performance, and the heat treatment is a permanent enhancement that will not fade or alter under normal wear conditions.

From a design and setting perspective these trillion aquamarines are exceptionally versatile, suitable for a broad range of jewelry applications. As a matched earring pair they provide crisp triangular geometry that reads modern and architectural when set in three prong or custom V prong settings that protect the corners. For ring designs they make striking center stones in low profile three prong mounts or as side stones in a three stone composition flanking a round or oval center gem, where the triangular points can be oriented toward the center for directional balance. In pendant and drop designs the stones perform well in bezel or prong bezels that secure the apexes while maintaining light entry from the crown, and they also work beautifully in halo treatments where micro pavé can emphasize the cool blue without overpowering the clean face up color. Metal pairings of white gold or platinum reinforce the icy blue, while warm metals like rose or yellow gold provide a complementary contrast that deepens perceived color saturation, allowing jewelers to tailor the visual tone.

As a specialist source of natural material The Natural Gemstone Company provides these Brazilian aquamarines with full disclosure of origin and treatment, and with technical attributes that support confident design and fabrication. Aquamarine as a member of the beryl family offers a Mohs hardness between seven and a half and eight, making it suitable for daily wear when set with protective prongs or bezels, and routine care with warm soapy water and a soft brush will retain brilliance. For custom commissions our team can advise on prong geometry to protect the triangular apexes, on mounting recommendations to optimize light return, and on complementary stone pairings to achieve balance in weight and appearance given the small 0.14 carat difference in this pair. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company for additional imaging, measurement verification, and to discuss setting options that will showcase the technical quality and versatile design potential of these fine trillion aquamarines.