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13.02 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
Item ID: | K31084 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.58 Width: 13.32 Height: 9.99 |
Weight: | 13.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $463 |
One exquisite gem currently available from The Natural Gemstone Company is a transparent blue aquamarine, weighing 13.02 carats, fashioned in a classic emerald cut. This faceted gem measures 14.58 by 13.32 by 9.99 millimeters, and presents a medium color intensity that reads as a clear, oceanic blue under natural light. The cutting style is a step cut with large, parallel facets that create the elegant hall of mirrors effect typical of high quality emerald cuts. Clarity has been evaluated at eye level as very very slightly included, which means that the stone is essentially eye clean to most observers and retains exceptional transparency. The polish has been graded as excellent, producing crisp facet junctions and lively reflections across the pavilion and crown. This aquamarine is natural with no enhancement reported, and it originates from Brazil, a source known for producing some of the finest and most stable blue beryl specimens.
From a gemological perspective, this aquamarine commands attention for several reasons that an educated buyer will appreciate. Aquamarine is a variety of the beryl family, and it combines a pleasing hardness and durability with a crystalline clarity that responds well to precision cutting. At 13.02 carats this stone sits in a weight class that is uncommon for untreated material with such clarity, making it especially interesting for collectors and designers who value size paired with optical purity. The medium color intensity of this gem is significant because it delivers a distinctly blue appearance without tipping into overly dark saturation, which allows the emerald cut to express color evenly throughout the stone. The very very slight inclusions observed at eye level reinforce the gem value, because they are minimal and do not interfere with the stone bodycolor or brilliance, while the excellent polish enhances light return and crisp facet outlines, contributing to a refined and sophisticated visual performance.
When considering setting options and how this aquamarine will complement different skin tones, the gem offers remarkable versatility. On fair skin tones the cool blue will read as a bright and pure aqua, imparting a fresh, modern look that stands out clearly against lighter backgrounds. In a white gold or platinum mount the gem will appear slightly crisper and more icy, which flatters porcelain and cool undertones. For medium skin tones the stone offers a balanced contrast that feels natural and elegant, and setting in either white metal for a refined statement or in yellow gold for a warmer, more vintage inspired presentation will both work beautifully. Yellow gold will lend the aquamarine a subtle warmth by contrast, making the blue appear slightly greener and giving the jewel a classic, softer appeal. On olive and deeper skin tones the medium blue will glow with depth and richness, appearing more saturated and jewel like, and rose gold can be an especially flattering choice to introduce a complementary warmth that enhances the blue without overwhelming it. The emerald cut is particularly flattering in all of these scenarios because its step facets emphasize color consistency and table size, creating an architectural elegance that suits rings, pendants, and statement earrings alike.
For buyers who value provenance and natural attributes, this aquamarine from Brazil carries genuinely desirable characteristics, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the detailed description provided. The lack of enhancement is a meaningful attribute for collectors and connoisseurs who prefer natural color and minimal treatment, and the stone dimensions and cut make it ideal for a centerpiece in custom work or for a high end ready to set design. Practical considerations for care are straightforward, because aquamarine is robust enough for regular wear, but it benefits from routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush to maintain brilliance, and from careful storage away from harder stones to avoid abrasion. If you would like further images, specific setting suggestions, or assistance arranging an independent laboratory report, The Natural Gemstone Company can facilitate additional documentation and bespoke design consultation to help you realize the best possible presentation for this remarkable 13.02 carat emerald cut aquamarine.

























