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1.83 Ct. Aquamarine from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Apr 20
Item ID: | K23269 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.34 Width: 6.62 Height: 3.94 |
Weight: | 1.83 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $164 |
One transparent 1.83 carat aquamarine, radiant shape, presents a refined bluish green hue, with dimensions of 9.34 x 6.62 x 3.94 mm. The stone has been cut in a radiant style that balances step and brilliant facet arrangements, producing a measured play of light and an elegant, channelled appearance across the table. Clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which contributes to the natural character of the material without compromising its visual openness. Color intensity is described as light, a classic aquamarine range that yields a crisp and cool tonal presence. The surface finish has been executed to an excellent polish, ensuring clean facet junctions and well defined reflections. Enhancement by heat treatment is indicated, a stable and commonly accepted practice for aquamarine that refines tone and reduces greenish undertones while leaving the gem otherwise natural in origin. This specimen is sourced from Madagascar, a locality known for producing high quality aquamarine crystals with a balance of clarity and attractive coloration, and The Natural Gemstone Company provides this gem as a single, documented lot for consideration.
The radiant cut of this aquamarine is intended to combine luminous spread with strong light return. The step influenced pavilion facets deliver depth and a sense of internal architecture, while the trimmed corners of the radiant outline afford practical strength and a balanced silhouette for setting. At 9.34 x 6.62 mm, the proportions work well to present a comfortable table size, and the 3.94 mm depth supports a pleasing internal reflection pattern without appearing overly deep. The transparency is notable, and the very slight inclusions observed at eye level tend to sit unobtrusively within the body of the gem, adding a natural fingerprint rather than distracting from the optical performance. Because the polish is excellent, the surface interfaces act as clear portals for light, allowing the bluish green color to read consistently from different viewing angles. For designers and mounters, the combination of a radiant outline and excellent polish facilitates both classic and contemporary settings, and the measured symmetry simplifies bezel, prong, or halo approaches while preserving the gem character.
Durability and long term behavior are important considerations for the continued enjoyment of any gemstone. Aquamarine rates approximately 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs hardness scale, a level that offers good resistance to everyday wear, while still benefiting from sensible handling and routine care. The heat treatment applied to this stone is a permanent enhancement that stabilizes color and will not revert under normal wearing conditions. Routine care recommendations include avoiding ultrasonic cleaners if the mount includes fragile elements, using warm soapy water and a soft brush for regular cleaning, and removing the piece for heavy impact activities to minimize the risk of chips on edges or corners. When set in jewelry, the radiant outline and trimmed corners of this gem provide natural protection, and a well executed bezel or secure prong setting will further reduce exposure of the facet edges. Properly maintained, this aquamarine will retain its clarity, polish, and color presentation, continuing to perform optically for decades.
The enduring appeal of this aquamarine derives from a combination of intrinsic qualities and considered cutting, and these elements support a lasting visual presence over the years. The bluish green tone occupies a subtle and versatile portion of the aquamarine spectrum, offering a cool clarity that pairs well with a range of metal colors. The very slight inclusions attest to the natural origin of the material, and the excellent polish and stable heat treatment ensure that the stone reads clean and luminous in varied settings. Sourced from Madagascar and made available by The Natural Gemstone Company, this gem represents an example of responsible selection, where origin, treatment, and cut are disclosed to inform long term ownership. For those seeking a gemstone that will continue to captivate through its clarity, balanced color, and enduring finish, this 1.83 carat radiant aquamarine offers a considered combination of optical grace and practical durability, capable of remaining a distinctive and enjoyable element in personal jewelry for many years.





















