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1.68 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K29002 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.13 Width: 7.06 Height: 4.66 |
Weight: | 1.68 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 |
One beautiful transparent 1.68 carat pear shape blue aquamarine from Mozambique, measuring 10.13 by 7.06 by 4.66 mm, offers a rare combination of eye appeal, precision cutting, and versatility that sets it apart from many competing stones on the market. The faceted mixed brilliant cut brings exceptional brilliance and scintillation to a gem that in many cases would otherwise appear flat when step cut, so this aquamarine returns lively flashes of light that make it read as larger than its carat weight would suggest. With a clarity described as very very slightly included at eye level, the stone is effectively eye clean, which places it in a higher tier than many commercial aquamarines that show visible feathering or cloudiness. The medium color intensity produces a desirable, classic aquamarine blue that is neither washed out nor overly dark, so it sits comfortably between the pastel and deep blue categories where most buyers feel balanced value and beauty. The excellent polish enhances facet definition and light performance in ways that cheaper material with poorer finishing cannot match, and the routine heat treated enhancement is stable and widely accepted in the trade, improving color without altering the gem's natural character. Compared with lab grown alternatives and lower grade natural aquamarines, this gem from Mozambique offers a superior mix of natural origin story, attractive color, and top tier cutting quality, all factors that contribute to enduring desirability and resale value.
When you think about customizing this pear shape aquamarine into jewelry, its proportions and cutting style make it extraordinarily adaptable to a wide variety of settings, from classic to modern, from understated to highly ornate. As a ring center it will excel in solitaire and tapered halo designs, where the pointed end can be oriented toward the finger for a slimming, elongating effect, or oriented outward for a more contemporary look. The 10.13 by 7.06 mm face size fits comfortably into standard pear shaped mounting heads, but because the pavilion depth is a well proportioned 4.66 mm the gem also sits nicely in low profile bezels and semi bezel settings that favor daily wear. For bridal clients, a three stone arrangement with tapered baguettes or kite shaped side stones enhances the pear silhouette and amplifies perceived size, while a delicate diamond halo will add contrast and make the medium blue read slightly richer without overpowering the gem. As a pendant the pear drop is a natural choice, suspended from a V prong or hidden bale to maintain a fluid drop, and for earrings matching pairs or paired with small diamond or sapphire accents creates elegant drop earrings that swing and flash with movement. Designers will appreciate that the mixed brilliant cut gives high return of light in small accent placements too, making it an excellent choice for cluster rings, designer cuffs, and multi stone pendants where each facet contributes to overall sparkle.
From the perspective of investment and long term satisfaction, this aquamarine represents a leading value proposition for customers who want a natural, well cut, eye clean gem without paying premium prices for top tier blues. Mozambique has emerged as a noteworthy source for attractive aquamarine material, and the origin adds provenance and story that many consumers prefer over anonymous market lots. Heat treated aquamarines are standard in the trade, the treatment is stable, and when combined with the stone's very very slightly included clarity and excellent polish, the result is a durable, lively gem that performs beautifully in everyday and special occasion jewelry. Compared with mass market stones that are poorly cut, have cloudiness, or carry surface luster issues, this piece from The Natural Gemstone Company will show more life on the hand, require less rework by the bench, and allow jewelers to create settings that truly showcase the gem rather than hide its shortcomings. If you are planning a custom project, our team at The Natural Gemstone Company can advise on prong configuration to protect the point, recommend halo or bezel options to suit metal choice, and provide matching melee or complimentary side stones, helping you translate the stone dimensions and mixed brilliant cut into a finished piece that maximizes sparkle, comfort, and perceived size.
























