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0.51 Ct. Aquamarine from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K10813 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.43 Width: 4.22 Height: 2.9 |
Weight: | 0.51 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $439 |
This listing presents one beautiful transparent 0.51 carat emerald cut blue aquamarine, precisely measured at 5.43 x 4.22 x 2.90 mm. The stone displays an emerald cut, with crisp step cut facets that create a refined, architectural look and a wide, open table. The clarity grade is recorded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that the stone offers exceptional visual cleanliness to the unaided eye while retaining natural character under magnification. Color intensity is described as light, yielding a delicate, seafoam to icy blue that is instantly recognizable as classic aquamarine. The polish is excellent, resulting in smooth facet junctions and a lively surface sheen, and the gem has undergone standard heat treatment to enhance and stabilize its blue hue. This specimen is sourced from Mozambique, a region known for producing attractive beryl material with a pleasing balance of color and clarity. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this aquamarine as a rare, hand selected natural stone, suitable for collectors and designers who seek authenticity and provenance in addition to beauty.
To an educated buyer the technical details of cut, clarity and treatment matter for both aesthetics and long term value. The emerald cut is a step cut, which behaves differently from brilliant cuts, favoring broad flash and elegant luster over scintillation. Because step cuts emphasize the stone interior, transparency and clarity are paramount, and a very slightly included grade at eye level means this piece will wear with clean presence in most fine jewelry settings. The dimensions and depth of 2.90 mm translate to a harmonious table size and proportional depth, supporting good face up appearance without excessive pavilion depth that would reduce visual spread. Heat treatment is common and accepted practice in aquamarine, typically applied to reduce greenish tones and bring forward the pure blue tones associated with premium material, and the results are stable under normal wear. Aquamarine belongs to the beryl family, and its blue color originates from trace iron ions, making natural color and hue subtle and elegant rather than saturated and artificial appearing.
When comparing this natural aquamarine to lab grown alternatives, there are several clear distinctions that matter to discerning buyers. Lab grown stones are produced by controlled methods, often hydrothermal growth for beryl, which can produce consistently clean material with uniform color at a lower price point. Those characteristics can be advantageous for standardized production, however lab grown pieces lack the geological history and individual fingerprint that comes with a natural gem. Natural aquamarines such as this Mozambique specimen carry unique internal features and growth characteristics that record the conditions of formation deep within the earth, and those attributes contribute to provenance and collector interest. Natural stones from notable localities can command premiums and maintain stronger secondary market demand, because rarity and origin are valued by connoisseurs and investors. In addition some buyers prefer natural stones for their historic and emotional resonance, as a piece formed over millions of years conveys a narrative that no laboratory can authentically replicate. While lab grown gems offer predictable quality and value for fashion oriented uses, a natural aquamarine from The Natural Gemstone Company provides authenticity, traceable origin, and potential for long term appreciation.
From a practical and aesthetic viewpoint this 0.51 carat emerald cut aquamarine is exceptionally versatile, ideal for a refined engagement ring center for a wearer who values understated color, or as a focal stone in a pendant or pair of elegant studs. The very slightly included clarity ensures pleasing transparency under everyday viewing, while the hardness of aquamarine provides good durability for regular wear when set and cared for properly. We recommend secure settings that protect the step cut corners, and routine cleaning with warm water and mild soap, avoiding harsh chemicals and prolonged exposure to extreme heat. For buyers who prioritize certified documentation we encourage requesting a full report from an independent gemological laboratory, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the ethical sourcing and treatment disclosure of every natural gem we offer. If you seek a natural aquamarine with verifiable origin, fine clarity, meticulous polish and classical emerald cut geometry, this Mozambique stone represents a compelling combination of beauty and integrity, and our team is available to provide additional images, magnified clarity views and guidance on settings to best showcase this gem.
























