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1.07 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K29003 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.64 Width: 5.85 Height: 3.96 |
Weight: | 1.07 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $625 |
There is a quiet tide of color captured within this pear shaped aquamarine, a small ocean distilled into a single jewel, a shard of dawn held between fingers. We present a beautiful transparent 1.07 carat pear shape blue aquamarine, its graceful silhouette measuring 8.64 by 5.85 by 3.96 millimeters, faceted with a mixed brilliant cut that breathes light from every plane. The hue is a soft, mid tone blue, a medium color intensity that suggests sea glass warmed by sunlight, and the clarity is very very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, which lends the stone a natural whisper of character without dimming its clarity. The polish is excellent, each facet finished to a mirror like gleam that sends scintillating reflections outward, and the gem has been heat treated to refine and stabilize its heavenly blue. Origin Mozambique, a land of warm earth and distant coasts, a provenance that carries with it the memory of the sea, the earth, and the care of skilled cutters who coax brilliance from rough stone.
To hold this aquamarine is to feel a gentle promise, and our words must follow the light rather than bind it. The pear shape creates an elegant drop, a tear of cerulean that elongates the hand when set, giving the wearer an air of refined serenity. At 1.07 carats the gem is intimate and perfectly suited to both solitary solitaire settings and as the heart of a more intricate composition, a center of calm in a floral halo or the focal point of a three stone motif. Because the cutting style is faceted with a mixed brilliant arrangement, the stone offers a delicate play between fire and flash, showing both soft internal glow and lively facet scintillation. The very very slight inclusions are read as a fingerprint of origin, a natural note that speaks to authenticity and to the gemologist eyes that appreciate a stone that has lived in earth and sun. When you choose a piece from The Natural Gemstone Company, you choose provenance and craftsmanship, a partnership that respects the life of the crystal as well as the story you will give it.
Imagine this aquamarine set at the tip of a slender drop ring, its pear point facing the fingertip, cradled by a halo of tiny brilliant cut diamonds, each minute stone like a silvered wave that intensifies the blue at the center. Picture the same gem in a pendant on a fine chain, suspended from a collar of rose gold with two soft pink morganites as side stones, the warm peach blush of morganite lifting the blue into a romantic, painterly contrast. For a bolder yet still tender composition, consider flanking the aquamarine with two trillion cut green tsavorites, their verdant flame making the blue read cooler and more celestial, or nestling it among champagne colored melee diamonds for a vintage glow. The pear shape invites asymmetry, so one might set a small pale sapphire at the narrow end of the teardrop, creating a directional shimmer that moves with each turn, or balance it with a tiny bezel set diamond at the wider shoulder for a contemporary note. Metals matter as much as stones, and the same aquamarine takes on different poetry depending on its mount, white gold and platinum letting the blue read crisp and modern, rose gold wrapping the color in warm romance, yellow gold lending a sunlit, heirloom quality to the whole.
When you imagine proposing, celebrating, or simply gifting a quiet, lifelong emblem, let this aquamarine be the language you choose, soft and certain as a vow spoken at sunrise. I am here to help you translate that imagery into a custom piece that honors the gem, from sketch to setting, and to advise on practicalities such as prong versus bezel, the effect of metal weight on finger comfort, and how to care for a heat treated aquamarine so its sea like glow endures. Heat treated aquamarines respond well to gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush, and we will supply instructions and a certificate of origin from Mozambique to accompany your jewel. Allow this pear shaped, 1.07 carat aquamarine to be the beginning of a quiet story, let it rest in a setting that sings of your day and your heart, and trust The Natural Gemstone Company to guide the creation of a piece that will gather light for years to come.























