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1.64 Ct. Aquamarine from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K4684 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.77 Width: 6.49 Height: 4.13 |
Weight: | 1.64 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 | $440 |
One beautiful transparent 1.64 carat emerald cut blue aquamarine from Mozambique is a rare blend of elegance and investment potential, and The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present this exceptional gem. The stone measures 8.77 x 6.49 x 4.13 mm, and its emerald cut enhances the clarity and table presence, creating a refined, architectural sparkle that plays with light in a way that many other cuts cannot replicate. The clarity is evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, which means that when set in a fine piece of jewelry, the inclusions are minimal and do not detract from the gem s visual appeal. The light color intensity gives the stone a delicate, classic aquamarine blue that reads as timeless and wearable for everyday luxury. The polish is excellent, which maximizes brilliance and luster, and the stone has been heat treated, a standard and stable enhancement that intensifies tone and removes unwanted greenish undertones without compromising structural integrity. Origin is a significant factor in gemstone value, and this aquamarine s Mozambique origin places it among a growing group of sought after materials, noted for clean crystals and appealing hues.
Compared to mass market aquamarines and lower grade stones, this 1.64 carat emerald cut aquamarine stands out for its combination of cut precision, clarity at eye level, and excellent polish. Many commercial aquamarines are cut in simpler shapes to conserve rough material or to hide inclusions, which compromises brilliance and table size. By contrast, the emerald cut is disciplined and elegant, offering a large face up appearance relative to weight, and a crisp, refined aesthetic that is highly prized in the market. When buyers compare this stone to similar carat weights in round or oval cuts, they will notice that the emerald cut projects a cooler, more sophisticated vibe, and it is often preferred for settings that emphasize architectural lines and clean design. The clarity grade very slightly included is favorable when compared to heavily included material that requires larger metal settings or less secure settings to mask imperfections. Heat treatment is a common and accepted practice in the industry, especially for aquamarine, because it produces a stable enhancement that is permanent and requires no special care. In short, relative to alternatives, this gemstone offers superior face up appeal, reliable enhancement disclosure, and an origin that is increasingly respected by connoisseurs.
From an investment perspective, several factors make this aquamarine a strong candidate for future appreciation in value. First, supply dynamics for higher quality aquamarine material are tightening in key production regions, and Mozambique has emerged as an important source of clean, fine crystals that appeal to collectors and high end designers. As the market shifts toward responsibly sourced, transparent supply chains, stones with documented origin and disclosure of treatments gain a pricing advantage. Second, the emerald cut and the 1.64 carat weight together provide an attractive proposition for both collectors and jewelry buyers. Middle carat weights with excellent cuts are easier to set in bespoke pieces or acquire for investment portfolios because they balance accessibility with desirability. Third, the light but pure blue color of this stone is versatile across markets, appealing both to Western buyers who favor understated elegance, and to Asian markets where blue gemstones have been attracting rising interest. Colored gemstone markets have shown periods of rapid appreciation when supply becomes constrained and demand increases for unique, well documented stones. While no investment carries absolute guarantees, aquamarine s historical trend of steady collector interest, combined with the growing appetite for colored gems among investors, supports the potential for appreciation over time, especially for stones with provenance and superior visual attributes.
When you purchase from The Natural Gemstone Company, you are selecting a partner who understands gemstones, markets, and long term value. We provide transparent information about origin, cutting, clarity, and treatment, and we present each piece so that buyers can make informed decisions, whether the objective is immediate enjoyment in a bespoke jewelry project, or strategic acquisition for a gem collection. Compared to bulk buyers who offer anonymous material, we emphasize provenance and condition, and we stand behind the presentation of quality with detailed imagery and honest communication. For investors, the combination of Mozambique origin, excellent polish, emerald cut, and a clarity grade of very slightly included creates a compelling case for both aesthetic satisfaction and potential market appreciation. We recommend obtaining a professional appraisal and considering secure storage for long term holding, and we are available to advise on mounting options that will protect the gem and enhance resale appeal. Choosing this aquamarine through The Natural Gemstone Company means choosing a stone that is beautiful today, responsibly sourced, and positioned to meet demand from discerning buyers in the future.






















