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1.27 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Nigeria
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Item ID: | K26910 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.94 Width: 5.87 Height: 3.55 |
Weight: | 1.27 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Nigeria |
Per carat price: help | $250 |
One beautiful transparent 1.27 carat pear shape blue aquamarine awaits collectors and lovers of refined jewelry, with precise dimensions of 10.94 x 5.87 x 3.55 mm, a mixed brilliant cut that balances scintillation with face up brilliance, a clarity grade of very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, a light color intensity that reads as a pure, crystalline blue, and an excellent polish that heightens sparkle and smoothness, enhancement by heat treatment for optimized color, and origin from Nigeria. This description places the gem exactly where connoisseurs look first, combining millimeter precision, carat weight, clarity grading, cut style, and treatment history in one clear presentation. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this single gem as an exceptional opportunity to own a stone that pairs technical quality with aesthetic grace. For anyone seeking a centerpiece that is rare in both size and hue among aquamarines, this pear shaped 1.27 carat specimen answers that search with tangible details and visible beauty.
Rarity is often about proportions, tone, and presence, not only about carat weight, and this aquamarine stands apart because of how its dimensions interact with its light blue color. Many aquamarines of desirable blue are found in either smaller parcels under one carat where the color can be more concentrated, or in much larger sizes where the tone tends to wash out without deeper saturation. It is uncommon to find a pear shape that measures nearly eleven millimeters in length, retains a delightful light blue color, and remains highly transparent with only very slight inclusions visible at eye level. The mixed brilliant cutting style here is a secondary rarity, because cutters chose a sophisticated facet arrangement to maximize brightness while preserving weight and a refined pear silhouette. In markets crowded with repetitive shapes and sizes, this aquamarine’s balanced length to width ratio, its three and a half millimeter depth, and its particular light blue intensity create an aesthetic that is noticeably scarce when compared to more common round or emerald cuts, and compared to aquamarines from more mass producing origins.
If you are searching for the perfect engagement ring stone, a stand alone collector gem, or a focal point for a bespoke pendant, this aquamarine satisfies those needs elegantly. The pear shape flatters the finger, creating a telescopic visual effect that makes hands look longer and more graceful, while the 10.94 millimeter length provides presence without overwhelming. The clarity grade, very slightly included at eye level, means the gem reads clean to most viewers, ensuring a bright, open table for light return in solitaire or halo settings. The excellent polish brings out facet crispness and makes light dance across the pavilion and crown, which is especially important when choosing a stone for daily wearable pieces like engagement rings. Heat treatment is the standard enhancement for aquamarine to refine its blue, and this process is stable, permanent, and widely accepted in the trade, meaning the color you see now will remain consistent through normal wear and proper care. Paired with white gold or platinum, the light blue reads icy and modern, while yellow or rose gold will warm the stone and introduce a romantic, vintage sensibility. For collectors who prize geographic origin, this Nigerian aquamarine carries a provenance that is increasingly appreciated among connoisseurs for its clarity and tone.
Choosing a gemstone is as much about trust and guidance as it is about the object itself, and The Natural Gemstone Company makes that choice straightforward by providing clear information, careful imaging, and attentive service to match a stone to your jewelry vision. This 1.27 carat pear shaped aquamarine is rare in how its dimensions and color combine, rare in the deliberate mixed brilliant cut that preserves both brilliance and outline, and rare in its transparent, lightly hued expression that suits both intimate wearable jewelry and display collections. For anyone who has been searching across listings for a light blue aquamarine with presence, this stone ends that search by offering measurable specifications, a polished finish, and an origin story that appeals to collectors and designers alike. Let us help you evaluate mounting options, visualize settings and metal choices, and confirm that this gem meets your expectations in person or through high resolution imagery, because The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the authenticity and careful description of every stone we present. If your quest is for a distinctive aquamarine, this pear shaped 1.27 carat gem is the solution that combines rarity, beauty, and practical wearability.
























