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2.39 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
Item ID: | K33387 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.87 Width: 7.77 Height: 5.83 |
Weight: | 2.39 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Princess |
Cut: | Princess Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $900 |
From the heart of Brazil to the table of our master cutter, this transparent 2.39 carat princess shape aquamarine measures 7.87 by 7.77 by 5.83 millimeters, faceted and finished to an excellent polish. Unearthed in Brazil, the gem retains its natural, untreated character with no enhancement, and presents a light color intensity with clarity evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level. The story of this stone begins in the pegmatite veins of Minas Gerais where slow geological processes concentrated beryllium and silica into crystalline habit, and continues through the careful hands that conceived the princess cut to maximize the gem’s geometric brilliance, leaving a clean, luminous table and crisp pavilion facets that create a cool, watery play of light. At The Natural Gemstone Company we celebrate that provenance and the stone’s untouched clarity, offering a piece that feels simultaneously delicate and purposeful, a light-blue window that reads as both modern and timeless when set into a refined ring or pendant.
When comparing hue and tone, this Brazilian aquamarine leans toward a pale, crystalline sky blue that differs from the deeper, saturated blue seen in Santa Maria style Brazilian aquamarines, which carry a more intense cornflower or Venetian blue tone. Against aquamarines from Pakistan and Afghanistan, often noted for their steely and slightly deeper oceanic tones, this piece feels airier and more luminous rather than moody. Madagascar examples sometimes introduce a faint greenish cast, giving a more tropical seafoam quality, whereas this princess cut remains squarely in the cool, true-blue family, offering a softer, pastel expression. The lighter tone also contrasts with some Mozambican and Nigerian stones that can range to medium intensity, making this gem an elegant choice for those who favor a pale, ice-blue look that still sparkles with clarity. In short, this aquamarine is a distinctly Brazilian whisper of color, cut to reveal its internal calm and clarity, and ready to become the centerpiece of a design that honors its natural origin and refined craftsmanship by The Natural Gemstone Company.

























