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1.86 Ct. Aquamarine from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K4703 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.77 Width: 7.17 Height: 5.92 |
Weight: | 1.86 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $390 |
There are gemstones that announce themselves with loud brilliance, and then there are those that enter a room with a quiet authority, the kind of presence that draws a select few like a private invitation. This transparent 1.86 carat cushion shape blue aquamarine from Mozambique is the latter, a gem that speaks to connoisseurs and collectors. With dimensions of 7.77 x 7.17 x 5.92 mm and a thoughtfully executed mixed brilliant cut, this stone balances scintillation and windowless depth, offering flashes of light that seem to come from within. Its light color intensity is a subtle, crystalline ocean blue, the sort of hue that nods to seafaring legends without shouting for attention. The clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level, and the polish is excellent, which together result in a clean, almost clinical transparency that rewards close inspection. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this aquamarine as an exclusive offering, one solitary example of nature refined by skilled lapidary art, a piece suited for a client who seeks rare elegance rather than ubiquitous sparkle.
To understand the character of this aquamarine, it helps to place it alongside the iconography of famous gemstones in history, not to claim parity by size, but to illuminate its unique value. While the Hope Diamond carries centuries of legend and a saturated, velvety blue reserved for the most dramatic of narratives, this aquamarine captures the opposite mood, that of calm confidence and enduring serenity. It shares with the great Dom Pedro aquamarines a purity and a clarity that allows light to traverse without break, the kind of optical integrity admired in historically significant gems. Where the fabled Santa Maria aquamarines are prized for an ethereal, almost electric blue, this Mozambique stone offers a lighter, airy tone which can read as timeless and wearable, a color that complements skin tones and jewelry metals without competing with them. If the Kashmir sapphire is legendary for its velvety cornflower blue and an almost tactile depth, our aquamarine references that depth in spirit rather than in hue, converting historical reverence into something discreet and modern, an heirloom in miniature designed for everyday distinction.
The origin of a gem is its biography, and Mozambique has become a current chapter in the story of remarkable blue gemstones. Mozambican aquamarines are emerging in the market as material that combines the clarity once associated primarily with Brazilian sources with a different mineralogical signature. This particular example has been heat treated, a stable and traditional enhancement used to refine tone and remove unwanted secondary hues, ensuring the color reads as a pure, unobstructed blue. Heat treatment in aquamarine is common, reliable, and accepted by the trade, it is not a detractor from value but rather a refinement that enables the stone to present itself at its best. The mixed brilliant cut presents a modern interpretation of facet architecture, marrying the liveliness of a brilliant with the classical repose of a cushion outline, consequently maximizing light return while keeping the measured, elegant proportions of 7.77 x 7.17 x 5.92 mm. The very slightly included clarity grade evaluated at eye level means this gem will appear clean to the unaided observer, while under magnification it rewards the trained eye with tiny, natural fingerprints of geological history. In this way the stone is like the storied pieces of old, a gem that carries both natural testimony and the human touch of cutting and finishing, yet it remains rare in its employment of these combined qualities at this accessible scale.
Owning this aquamarine is an act of selective curation, a way to claim membership in a narrower circle of collectors who value story and proportion as much as color and clarity. The Natural Gemstone Company positions this stone not as inventory, but as a singular opportunity, one piece that will take a bespoke setting and become an emblem of individual taste. Imagine it set in a fine platinum bezel for restraint and longevity, or mounted in warm rose gold to introduce a whisper of contrast that emphasizes the stone s crystalline blue. Allow the mixed brilliant cut to catch candlelight in soft flashes, paired with a fine chain as a pendant so that the gem moves with the wearer, or place it at the heart of a custom ring where its 1.86 carat presence is neither ostentatious nor understated, but perfectly poised. We offer full provenance information, professional photography, and flexible consultation with our gemologists to assist in translating this stone into the commissioned piece it deserves. This is not a mass produced commodity, it is a jewel with a provenance from Mozambique, a precise set of dimensions, and a thoughtful enhancement history, and it is available now for the customer who understands rarity and wants to hold in their hands a stone that resonates with the quiet lineage of the most admired gems in history.






















