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2.83 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
Item ID: | K33394 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.02 Width: 8.89 Height: 5.97 |
Weight: | 2.83 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $1,150 |
There is a lineage to gemstones that reaches back through empires, oceans, and the private collections of queens, and this 2.83 carat cushion shape blue aquamarine from Brazil is a modern echo of that long and luminous story. Transparent and pure, with dimensions of 9.02 by 8.89 by 5.97 millimeters, it carries the sea colored light that has enchanted cultures since antiquity. Aquamarine has been celebrated as the talisman of sailors, the stone of calm and clarity, a gem that was prized by Roman nobles as much as by Renaissance merchants who traded in color and beauty. Cut in a faceted mixed brilliant style, this gem translates that history into contemporary brilliance, giving a nod to classical cushion silhouettes worn in vintage rings and brooches while delivering the sparkle and life beloved by modern connoisseurs. The clarity grade is very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a testament to the exceptional rough from which it was fashioned, and the excellent polish ensures every facet sings with light. As with all pieces we present, this aquamarine arrives with no enhancement, a rare and sincere thing in an era when treatments are common, and a clear declaration of the natural origin that defines its character.
In the company of famous gemstones it speaks with a distinctive voice. It does not claim the mythic intensity of the Hope Diamond, whose deep and mysterious blue has obsessed collectors and historians, nor the titanic scale of the Dom Pedro aquamarine that astonishes by sheer size and museum presence. Instead it offers a different kind of authority, one rooted in clarity and classical proportion. Where the Hope Diamond carries an almost theatrical depth, this aquamarine delivers a serene medium color intensity that is immediately wearable and universally flattering. Its mixed brilliant cut produces a scintillation reminiscent of the celebrated brilliants in royal jewels, while its cushion shape recalls the softer forms favored in Georgian and Victorian eras. That historical resonance is more than surface, it changes how the gem reads on the hand and in light, producing a calm yet lively presence that feels both antique and utterly of now. This is a gem that will speak to those who admire the storied past of famous jewels, and to those who prefer a refined and enduring expression of color, rather than spectacle alone.
Beyond comparisons, the unique value of this aquamarine lies in the combination of attributes that collectors and jewelers prize. From its Brazilian origin it brings a lineage of some of the world most admired beryls, where skilled cutters have long coaxed luminous blues from rough that carries both translucence and structural integrity. The medium color intensity is a practical beauty, it allows for versatility in metal choice and setting design, it harmonizes with yellow gold for warm contrast, and it gives silver or white metals a crisp, modern elegance. The very very slight inclusions are so minor at eye level that they enhance the gem with a sense of authenticity without detracting from visual purity, and the excellent polish amplifies light return so each movement creates a subtle dance across the cushion facets. Measured at nine point zero two by eight point eight nine by five point nine seven millimeters, it is an ideal size for a statement solitaire, an heirloom engagement ring, or a pendant that sits close to the heart and captures glances in passing. The mixed brilliant approach to faceting combines the fire of a brilliant with the depth of step elements, making this stone sing in both direct and diffused light.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we see this aquamarine as more than a stone, it is an invitation to participate in a lineage of taste that prioritizes natural beauty and enduring design. Its lack of enhancement is a rare and important feature in todays market, an assurance that what you receive is the gem as it came from the earth, refined only by the hands of an expert cutter and polisher. For those who revere history, its cushion silhouette and timeless blue recall the jewels depicted in portraits and inventories across centuries, while its precise modern cutting assures it will perform beautifully in contemporary settings. Whether set as a solitary emblem of commitment, placed within a halo to amplify its presence, or paired with warm metals to accent its soft sea breath, this aquamarine offers a balance of tradition and immediacy. We welcome you to view it as a collaborator in design and story making. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company and we will supply additional images, measurements for bespoke mounting, and guidance so that this gem becomes a personal heirloom, one that honors the past and will be cherished in the future.

























