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0.38 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K4727 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.79 Width: 3.6 Height: 2.84 |
Weight: | 0.38 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
Aquamarine has been admired for millennia for its serene hue and its association with the sea. In ancient lore this gem was believed to calm waves and protect sailors, and throughout history it has been the stone of choice for those who wished to evoke clarity, composure, and noble restraint. The light blue of aquamarine links it to classical ideals of balance and purity, making it a natural companion to heirloom designs that speak to legacy and continuity. When set into jewelry, aquamarine carries a quiet dignity that complements both restrained classic settings and more elaborate vintage inspired creations. For collectors and patrons who value the lineage of design and the enduring language of gems, this aquamarine can be the centerpiece of a piece that will be cherished across generations.
This particular example is a transparent 0.38 carat radiant shaped aquamarine, with measurements of 5.79 by 3.60 by 2.84 millimeters. The radiant cut combines straight edges with clipped corners and a faceting pattern that lends both brilliance and a refined geometric character. At eye level this gem is very slightly included, and the clarity will be appreciated by those who prefer stones that read clean to the viewer while retaining natural origin. The color intensity is light, a classic aquamarine tone that pairs beautifully with metals and accent stones without overpowering a design. The polish of this gem is excellent, giving the surface a mirror like finish that enhances light return. The gem has undergone standard heat treatment, a stable enhancement that is common for aquamarine and that brings out its clear blue hue while preserving its natural integrity. Origin is Mozambique, a region known for producing aquamarines with attractive clarity and pleasing color.
When considering customization this radiant aquamarine offers exceptional versatility due to its precise dimensions and refined cut. In a solitaire ring the stone will read as elegant and understated, perfect for someone who prefers a singular focal point that speaks to tradition. A halo setting of small diamonds or white sapphires will amplify brilliance and create the impression of a larger visual presence, while allowing the aquamarine to remain the calming heart of the design. For a three stone ring the radiant shape pairs well with tapered baguettes or trapezoids that echo its lines, creating a cohesive architectural silhouette. Bezel settings provide a protective rim, ideal for daily wear, and will accentuate the clean rectangular outline. Prong settings are excellent for maximizing light, with four prongs on the corners preserving the radiant shape and allowing more sparkle. Tension and illusion settings also complement this cut for a contemporary reinterpretation of classic themes.
Beyond traditional rings this aquamarine adapts to many types of jewelry with equal grace. Set as a pendant the stone will sit beautifully in either a vertical or horizontal orientation, lending itself to a refined locket style or a simple drop that highlights the radiant geometry. For earrings the dimensions make this stone a fine candidate for a matched pair when accompanied by a twin stone, or as a single drop paired with a diamond stud for asymmetrical modernity. In cufflinks or signet inspired pieces the stone adds a soft noble note, and for men who appreciate subtle color the light blue will read as dignified and timeless. For vintage inspired designs intricate filigree and milgrain work will complement the stone, while Art Deco settings with stepped lines and contrasting diamond bars will underscore the radiant cut native symmetry. Channel and pave accents offer additional sparkle along bands and collars, and the aquamarine lends itself to bespoke combinations with morganite, peach sapphire, or warm rose gold to create a layered palette that balances cool and warm tones.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we are committed to helping clients translate this gem into a meaningful work of wearable art. Our team can advise on metal choice and design proportions to ensure the stone sits at the correct height and orientation for durability and beauty. Platinum and white gold provide a cool backdrop that enhances the blue tone, while 18 karat yellow gold warms the palette for a nostalgic heirloom feel. Rose gold can introduce a romantic contrast that modernizes a classic silhouette. We can provide CAD renderings and wax models for bespoke commissions, and recommend accent stones in cut and carat weight to achieve the visual impact you desire. Because the gem has been heat treated, it is stable under normal wear and routine cleaning, though we advise gentle care and avoidance of harsh chemicals to preserve polish. If you seek a singular engagement piece, a coordinating set of day to day and special occasion items, or a modern reinterpretation of a centuries old form, we will work with you to honor tradition while creating something uniquely yours. For consultations and personalized quotations contact The Natural Gemstone Company and allow us to guide you from inspiration to finished creation.






















