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1.59 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Madagascar
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K27798 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.67 Width: 6.6 Height: 4.33 |
Weight: | 1.59 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $288 |
There is a long and noble history that follows aquamarine, a gemstone whose cool sea blue has been admired since antiquity, and this fine example from The Natural Gemstone Company carries that legacy in each facet. This transparent 1.59 carat emerald cut blue aquamarine is a modern heirloom in waiting, and its measured weight elevates it beyond the commonplace pieces that often pass through the trade. In the ancient world aquamarine was believed to protect sailors and to calm tempests, and through the centuries it has been a symbol of purity, clarity, and calm. When held, this gem gives the same reassuring clarity that poets and mariners sought, and its emerald cut offers a restrained elegance that harks back to classical design, making it an ideal center for traditional jewelry that will be cherished and passed between generations.
The physical presence of this stone is defined not only by its color and clarity, but by its exact dimensions, its precise cut, and the fact that it is completely natural and unenhanced. This aquamarine measures 8.67 x 6.60 x 4.33 mm, a proportion that the emerald cut exploits to create broad, open facets and a luminous table that reveals the gem to be eye clean when evaluated at eye level. Its light color intensity permits a serene, delicate blue that glows softly under daylight and lamp light, and an excellent polish amplifies that glow, giving the surface a mirror like finish that catches the eye without ostentation. The lack of any enhancement is a rare and important attribute, and for connoisseurs the unaltered natural state is a decisive factor in desirability and value. The origin of Madagascar further enhances the narrative of this gem, as the island has become renowned for producing aquamarines that combine clarity, attractive color, and geological interest, and stones of this weight and quality are uncommon enough to make acquisition a considered choice for collectors and jewelers alike.
Weight is one of the most influential determinants of rarity and value in faceted gemstones, and the 1.59 carat weight of this aquamarine places it in a category that is meaningful to both aesthetics and market value. Per carat prices tend to rise as the size increases, and reaching beyond the one and a half carat threshold with a stone that remains transparent and eye clean is an achievement of nature and craft that is reflected in long term appeal. In a classic setting the 1.59 carat emerald cut will present a commanding yet balanced presence on the finger or as a pendant, preserving an air of dignified restraint that suits traditional designs and family jewels. The emerald cut itself has a lineage that traces to the desire for clarity and light, a cut favored by artisans who sought to emphasize the purity and crystalline structure of gemstones, rather than to overwhelm them with brilliance alone. For those who value provenance and unaltered beauty, this aquamarine from The Natural Gemstone Company offers both a compelling story and a practical investment in timeless design.
When imagining this gem set into a ring, a three stone mount, or a solitary pendant, consider that its combination of weight, cut, and natural origin lends it an enduring character that is ideally suited to heirloom work. A simple bezel or a four prong setting will preserve the clean lines of the emerald cut, while period inspired mounts will echo the classic sensibilities that this stone embodies. Beyond aesthetics, the ethical aspect of an unenhanced Madagascar origin contributes to a thoughtful purchase that aligns with the preferences of discerning collectors and families seeking legacy pieces. At The Natural Gemstone Company we take care to present each gem with transparency about its qualities, and this 1.59 carat emerald cut aquamarine is offered as a rare, naturally formed example of a gemstone that has accompanied human culture for millennia. For anyone who values tradition, clarity, and the subtle power of an elegantly weighted jewel, this aquamarine stands as a refined choice that will remain timeless as styles and seasons pass.




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