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0.79 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K4759 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.2 Width: 5.06 Height: 3.88 |
Weight: | 0.79 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $441 |
A single gem can carry the weight of centuries, and this exquisite transparent 0.79 carat aquamarine is no exception, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company. Cut into a refined emerald shape, this stone measures 6.20 x 5.06 x 3.88 mm, a proportion that balances presence with elegance. Its light blue tone recalls the gentlest coastal waters, a color intensity that reads as calm and classic, offering a timeless appeal that transcends passing trends. The clarity grade, very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, speaks to natural formation and authenticity, while an excellent polish allows light to glide across every facet with a serene brilliance. Enhanced by careful heat treatment, this aquamarine has been prepared to reveal its best attributes, each adjustment made with respect for the gem's inherent character. For those who cherish legacy and continuity, an emerald cut aquamarine of this size and refinement is an heirloom in the making, ready to be set in a design that honors the past while remaining utterly wearable today.
The origin of this aquamarine, Mozambique, is central to its narrative and intrinsic value, and provenance is a language every collector understands. Mozambique is a region where tectonic forces and deep time conspired to create gem bearing pegmatites, a geological history that imparts distinctive qualities to its crystals. Historically, gemstones have been prized not only for their beauty, but for the stories they carry from place to place, from the earth to the hand. An aquamarine from Mozambique inherits a lineage of African gem trade and craftsmanship, and for many connoisseurs, that lineage enhances desirability. Stones that can be traced to a specific and respected origin command attention in both the world of connoisseurship and in the design atelier, because origin ties a gem to a landscape, a community, and a set of geological conditions that are impossible to replicate. When you choose a gem from Mozambique, you are selecting more than color and clarity, you are selecting an origin story that will be told every time the piece is worn.
An emerald cut is a deliberate choice, rooted in centuries of lapidary tradition, a cut favored by those who value geometry, light play, and the quiet dignity of broad facets. This aquamarine, with its measured table and step facets, encourages an appreciation of tone and clarity rather than brash fire, and it is the perfect canvas for the light blue hue to express its subtlety. The very slightly included clarity grade means the stone embraces natural character while remaining highly attractive to the eye, and the excellent polish ensures every facet meets with precision, allowing the stone to sit gracefully within a bezel or solitaire setting. Heat treatment, a long established and accepted practice, has been applied here to stabilize and enhance the stone, a testament to careful handling and respect for tradition. For a buyer who values continuity, an emerald cut aquamarine is an embodiment of restraint and refinement, a gem that speaks in quiet tones yet commands attention through its composure and provenance.
Choosing this aquamarine from The Natural Gemstone Company means acquiring a piece that is both beautiful and responsibly presented, with provenance and treatment transparently described to give confidence to collectors and gift givers alike. Aquamarine requires simple, thoughtful care, avoid harsh chemicals and extremes of heat, clean with warm water and mild soap, and store separately to preserve its polished facets. Over time, a well cared for aquamarine will maintain its color and polish, becoming a cherished item that can be passed through generations, its origin story preserved as part of a family narrative. If you seek a gem that marries geological history, classic cut, and understated beauty, this 0.79 carat emerald cut aquamarine from Mozambique is a rare opportunity, an object that offers both wearable grace and collectible substance. We at The Natural Gemstone Company are pleased to offer guidance on settings, certificates, and care, and to assist you in making a choice that aligns with your taste and the legacy you wish to create.






















