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0.47 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K31495 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.02 Width: 5.02 Height: 3.17 |
Weight: | 0.47 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $200 |
When you are searching for a gemstone that combines refined elegance with practical durability, this transparent 0.47 carat cushion shape blue aquamarine from Brazil is an ideal answer, The Natural Gemstone Company presents this gem with confidence, because it answers both the heart and practical needs. At 5.02 x 5.02 x 3.17 mm the proportions are balanced for a delicate yet visible presence in a ring or pendant, and the mixed brilliant faceted cut has been executed to maximize both fire and light return, resulting in sparkling flashes that bring the pale blue color to life. The light color intensity gives a serene sea like tone that reads as timeless and versatile, while the very slightly included clarity grade evaluated at eye level ensures that the face up view remains clean and clear for everyday enjoyment. This aquamarine has been heat treated to enhance its natural hue, a common and stable enhancement for beryl that preserves the stone quality while elevating the color you will enjoy in the finished jewelry piece.
As you consider how the gem will look when set, the cushion shape and mixed brilliant cut are worth noting, because they offer a contemporary classic blend, with soft rounded corners and a faceting pattern that promotes scintillation without appearing overly modern. The excellent polish is visible in the crisp facet junctions and the lively reflections you can see when the stone is tilted, this gives the aquamarine a lively presence even at 0.47 carat. The modest depth of 3.17 mm helps keep the gem low and wearable when placed into a ring setting, which is an important detail for everyday pieces like engagement rings or stackable designs. Because the stone is transparent and light in tone, it pairs beautifully with white metals such as platinum and white gold for a cool refined look, or with yellow and rose gold for a warmer contrast that lets the blue read more softly within the design.
Durability is often the foremost practical concern for buyers who want a gemstone for an engagement ring or for regular wear, and aquamarine performs very well in this regard. On the Mohs hardness scale this aquamarine sits at about 7.5 to 8, which means it is significantly more resistant to scratching than common gems like quartz which rates around 7, and it is comparable to topaz which is about 8. It is softer than corundum varieties such as sapphire and ruby at 9, and much softer than diamond at 10, however the 7.5 to 8 range places aquamarine firmly in the category of gems suitable for daily wear when set thoughtfully. For an engagement ring or a frequently worn pendant I recommend a setting that provides some protection to the girdle and corners, such as a bezel or a low profile four prong design that keeps the stone secure and reduces the chance of side impact. Cleaning is straightforward, use warm soapy water and a soft brush for regular care, avoid harsh chemicals and strong ultrasonic cleaners unless the stone has been examined by a professional and deemed stable, and avoid sudden extreme temperature changes even though heat treated beryl is generally stable.
For the buyer who wants reassurance that their search ends here, this aquamarine is a perfect fit whether you are choosing a unique center stone for an engagement ring, selecting a charming accent gem for a bespoke commission, or adding a high quality specimen to a collection that values origin and cut. Brazil is a respected source for aquamarine, and when combined with the excellent polish and the precise mixed brilliant cutting style the result is a gem that reflects both skilled lapidary work and natural beauty. At 0.47 carat the stone offers a versatile balance between affordability and presence, and the transparency and very slightly included clarity grade mean you are getting a gem that will read as clean and luminous to the eye. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the presentation and provenance of this gem, and we are ready to help you choose the ideal setting, recommend metal choices that complement the light blue hue, or assist with custom design ideas that will turn this aquamarine into an heirloom piece you will wear and treasure for years. If you are looking for a gem that answers your need for beauty, practicality, and origin disclosure, this Brazilian cushion aquamarine is the solution.























