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1.94 Ct. Greenish Blue Aquamarine from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 17
Item ID: | K31348 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.03 Width: 6.97 Height: 5.29 |
Weight: | 1.94 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $60 |
This aquamarine presents a precise and measured presence, weighing 1.94 carat, cut to an elegant oval outline, with dimensions of 9.03 by 6.97 by 5.29 mm, and a calculated depth that equates to approximately 66.1 percent relative to the average of its length and width. The cutting style is faceted, executed in a mixed brilliant cut which marries a scintillating crown with a carefully proportioned pavilion to maximize return of light through the table, while preserving a strong face up color. Transparency is described as transparent, and the stone carries a clarity grade of included, evaluated at eye level, which informs the cutter and the end user about the optical interruptions that may be visible without magnification. Color reads as greenish blue with light color intensity, yet the combination of pure material, precise facet junctions, and an excellent polish yields a presence that belies the nominal intensity rating, producing an appearance that is clean and alive rather than washed out. This specimen is natural, with no enhancement reported, and its provenance is Tanzania, which informs both the crystalline habit and the cutting choices applied by experienced lapidaries.
The mixed brilliant faceting regime on this oval was selected to create a dynamic interplay between flash and overall brightness, with the crown fashioned to include multiple kite and star facets that break incoming light into crisp scintillation, and the pavilion modified to balance light return against depth and windowing. The cutter prioritized symmetry and the optimization of pavilion depth to avoid excessive leakage of light through the girdle, resulting in an optical balance where the table acts as a controlled aperture, showing internal features while channeling color to the observer. Facet junctions exhibit uniformity and the excellent polish enhances contrast between light and dark areas, which is particularly important for a stone with included clarity, because clearly defined facet planes and high polish reduce the visual impact of internal characteristics by directing attention to scintillation and overall hue. The oval outline, with a length to width ratio close to 1.30, reads as classically proportioned for a mounting that emphasizes elongation without sacrificing brilliance, and the girdle appears to be consistent in thickness, supporting secure setting options while maintaining a pleasing profile above the mounting surface.
Beyond the technical parameters, the visual identity of this aquamarine functions as a symbol of personal power and distinction, expressed through a rich, bold color narrative that is amplified by the cutter s disciplined approach to proportions and polish. While institutional color grading notes light intensity, the stone s greenish blue hue projects a refined boldness in direct and diffused light, producing a confident visual statement that suits collectors and connoisseurs who seek both gemological quality and communicative presence. The natural, untreated character of the gem enhances its integrity, making it a choice piece for bespoke jewellery, where settings in either warm or cool metals can be used to modulate perceived saturation and contrast. For ring applications, a three or four prong setting that exposes the pavilion and preserves table size will allow the mixed brilliant architecture to operate fully, while pendant settings that allow movement will showcase the scintillation and subtly shifting color across different viewing angles. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the materiality and workmanship of this aquamarine, providing detailed measurements and grading attributes to assist in professional evaluation, with a clear account of weight 1.94 carat, shape oval, dimensions 9.03 by 6.97 by 5.29 mm, cutting style faceted, mixed brilliant cut, clarity included evaluated at eye level, color greenish blue light intensity, polish excellent, enhancement none, origin Tanzania, and a visual temperament that couples technical refinement with a meaningful statement of individuality and distinction.
























