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10.07 Ct. Aquamarine from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Apr 28
Item ID: | K23250 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.86 Width: 13.03 Height: 9.18 |
Weight: | 10.07 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 | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $120 |
This remarkable transparent 10.07 carat cushion shape blue aquamarine from Brazil is the kind of gem that elevates any high end collection, and it is offered by The Natural Gemstone Company with the attention to detail collectors expect. Measuring 14.86 by 13.03 by 9.18 millimeters, the stone has been fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut that marries the scintillation of brilliant faceting with the elegant silhouette of a cushion outline, producing a lively face up presence that few similarly sized aquamarines achieve. Clarity is described as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which means the vast majority of the gem appears clean to the unaided eye, while the excellent polish enhances both brilliance and the soft, inviting light blue tone. The color intensity is light, lending the gem an icy, classic aquamarine character that is extremely versatile in high end jewelry, and the piece has been heat treated to optimize and stabilize that delicate color. For collectors who may also collect opals, note that White Opal is the opal type we reference for complementary pairings and design inspiration.
Compared with many aquamarines currently on the market, this 10.07 carat piece stands out for its balance of size, cut quality, and optical cleanliness. Large aquamarines often come in heavier, less lively cuts that sacrifice face up brilliance for weight retention, yet this stone’s mixed brilliant faceting strategy prioritizes light return and scintillation without forfeiting the substantial carat presence that makes a gem a showpiece. Where lower grade stones exhibit cloudiness or dense internal features that dull the blue, this gem’s transparent body and very slightly included clarity ensure that light moves freely through the material, creating crisp reflections and a pleasing depth. When compared to commercial treated blue topaz, which can display intense but artificial color at lower price points, this natural aquamarine offers superior durability, a more sophisticated hue, and collecting value that many connoisseurs prefer. The excellent polish is another differentiator, giving facet junctions that catch light cleanly, a quality often missing in mass market gems.
Collectors and designers will appreciate how this aquamarine compares to other sources and sizes in terms of value and rarity. Brazilian aquamarines are renowned for producing stones with a combination of clarity and pastel blue that is highly sought after, and a well cut 10 carat gem from Brazil offers a distinct advantage over many smaller or darker stones from other localities. Some Santa Maria style aquamarines command higher premiums for intense saturation, but those stones are rarer and often come with trade offs in clarity or availability. This piece occupies a sweet spot, where the light but pure color is elegant and wearable for daytime and evening settings alike, yet the substantial dimensions and mixed brilliant cut deliver presence and fire. Heat treatment is a widely accepted enhancement for aquamarine, applied to gently remove greenish tones and stabilize the desirable blue, and when performed to industry standards it yields natural appearance and long term stability. For collectors who appreciate complementary contrasts, pairing this blue aquamarine with White Opal accents introduces a refined juxtaposition, where the opal’s soft white body and subtle play of color enrich the cool blue without overwhelming it.
As the final consideration, this gem from The Natural Gemstone Company is an ideal addition to a high end gemstone collection for reasons of aesthetics, value, and versatility. It is ready to become the focal point of a bespoke ring or pendant, or to remain as a stand alone investment grade specimen for display, and its attributes make it more compelling than many similarly sized offerings that compromise on cut or clarity. Compared to synthetic alternatives, this natural aquamarine offers provenance, character, and resale potential that informed collectors prioritize, and its Brazilian origin is a mark of consistent quality. For those looking to design with contrast, pairing the aquamarine with White Opal provides an immediately appealing palette that blends icy translucence and opalescent warmth. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the selection and presentation of this stone, and for collectors seeking a superior aquamarine that combines elegant color, excellent polish, and a facet architecture designed to maximize brilliance, this 10.07 carat cushion is a rare and compelling choice.





















