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0.53 Ct. Aquamarine from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Jan 4
Item ID: | K20439 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.12 Width: 5.07 Height: 3.04 |
Weight: | 0.53 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Faint |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Princess |
Cut: | Princess Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $151 |
There is a rare pleasure in discovering a gemstone that embodies restraint and refinement, a gem that speaks to cultivated taste without shouting for attention. This exquisite transparent 0.53 carat princess shape blue aquamarine, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, is precisely such a treasure. Cut to a classic princess profile with dimensions of 5.12 x 5.07 x 3.04 mm, this stone reads like a whispered declaration of elegance. Its faint blue color intensity is pure and serene, evoking cool oceans at dawn, while its transparency allows light to move freely through the pavilion and reflect with a restrained, crystalline brilliance. The princess cut offers architectural precision and clean lines, its faceting executed to an excellent polish that catches the eye with a confident, understated sparkle. Sourced from Brazil and offered with no enhancement, this aquamarine is an authentic embodiment of natural beauty, an object of desire for the collector who values provenance and purity.
The clarity of this aquamarine is described as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, a nuance that adds character without compromising its visual allure. At typical viewing distance the inclusions remain discreet, and the evenness of the cut amplifies scintillation so that light performance feels lively and refined rather than overdone. The stone proportions are balanced to maximize face up presence for its weight, creating the impression of a larger, more assertive jewel when set. The square geometry of the princess cut pairs beautifully with refined settings that highlight symmetry, whether mounted in a low bezel for everyday sophistication or set within a delicate halo to emphasize luminosity. Each facet has been carefully polished to an excellent finish, ensuring that the stone will sit with poise in bespoke designs or classic mountings alike. For the connoisseur who appreciates subtlety, this aquamarine communicates elegance through proportion, clarity, and the honest simplicity of a gem offered without enhancement.
Durability is an essential consideration when choosing a gemstone that will be worn and enjoyed, and aquamarine, as a member of the beryl family, offers reassuring resilience. On the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, aquamarine typically registers between 7.5 and 8, a rating that places it well above common jewelry minerals such as quartz which rates around 7, and close to topaz which rates about 8. This hardness makes aquamarine considerably durable for rings and everyday jewels, though it remains less hard than sapphire which rates 9, and of course less than diamond which rates the maximum of 10. The practical implication of this comparison is that this Brazilian aquamarine is resilient against everyday knocks and scratches when set thoughtfully, and it will retain its polished facets over time, especially when protected by a well designed setting. We recommend settings that shield the corners of the princess cut, and gentle care routines that avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals and extreme heat, practices that will preserve the stone for generations and ensure that it continues to reflect the refined taste of its owner.
For those who collect with an attentive eye for variety, note that The Natural Gemstone Company also offers complementary specimens such as Fire Opal which present a dramatic contrast in color and visual energy. Where this aquamarine is cool, composed, and architectural, a Fire Opal introduces warmth and vibrant play, an opportunity to craft jewelry that lives in dialogue between cool clarity and fiery expression. Whether you imagine this princess cut aquamarine as the centerpiece of a solitaire engagement ring, an elegant pendant that lives close to the heart, or paired with a brighter opal for striking contrast, the stone promises to be a statement of accomplishment and taste. To wear this gem is to claim a heritage of elegance and discernment, a quiet affirmation that you appreciate materials of authentic origin, meticulous cutting, and enduring value. Allow this Brazilian aquamarine to become part of your collection, a measured expression of luxury that will continue to reward its owner with beauty and distinction.





















