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3.89 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Madagascar
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Item ID: | K27790 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.57 Width: 8.19 Height: 4.89 |
Weight: | 3.89 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $180 |
This exquisite blue aquamarine from Madagascar carries with it the quiet dignity of stones that have been cherished for centuries, a gem that seems to channel the cool hush of ocean light and classical refinement. Weighing 3.89 carats, the stone is transparent and cut into a graceful emerald shape, its table and step facets arranged to emphasize clarity and calm, serene color. The dimensions of 13.57 by 8.19 by 4.89 millimeters give it a commanding face up presence that reads as both elegant and timeless, a design language that will sit equally well in an heirloom ring, a pendant, or a refined cocktail piece. The light blue tone speaks of restraint and sophistication, the very slightly included clarity grade seen at eye level attesting to the natural origin and authenticity of the gem, while an excellent polish allows each facet to catch light with a soft and steady brilliance. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this aquamarine as a classic example of gemstones that bridge the past and the present, a stone that will carry a story across generations.
Aquamarine is a member of the beryl family, a lineage that includes emerald and other historically valued gems, and this piece reflects that noble ancestry in its crystalline structure and optical purity. Its emerald cut is a form with deep historical roots, favored for centuries by collectors and jewelers who prize clarity and understated geometry over flash, creating a visual window into the stone itself rather than a riot of sparkle. The clean lines of the emerald cut emphasize the aquamarine's transparency and soft seafoam hue, allowing the gem to display its interior character with dignity. This particular aquamarine has not undergone any enhancement, a quality that connoisseurs will appreciate, as it preserves the stone in the form nature bestowed upon it in Madagascar. The absence of treatment means the color is the result of natural trace elements and the gem cutting, making it an authentic and honest selection for someone who values origin and provenance.
In terms of durability, this aquamarine is well suited to daily wear in jewelry, thanks to the inherent hardness and resilience of beryl. On the Mohs scale beryl typically ranges from 7.5 to 8, which places aquamarine well above many common materials and makes it resistant to everyday scratches and abrasions. The excellent polish and careful emerald cutting further enhance its surface resistance, meaning that set in an appropriate mounting the stone will retain its clean facets and soft glow through regular use. Like all gemstones it benefits from thoughtful settings, and for rings or bracelets where impact risk is higher a protective bezel or secure prong setting will guard the girdle and corners against knocks. The stone does have the crystalline planes characteristic of its mineral family, so extreme blows or sharp impacts along those planes can cause damage, however under normal daily conditions and with prudent handling this aquamarine will perform beautifully as a wearable treasure.
Caring for this Madagascar aquamarine is straightforward, and simple routines will preserve its beauty for a lifetime. Clean with warm water, a touch of mild soap, and a soft brush, rinse well and dry with a lint free cloth, and avoid exposing the gem to harsh chemicals or concentrated acids, household cleaners, or prolonged contact with extreme heat. Because this particular gem has no enhancement, it is stable under normal cleaning methods, and this natural integrity is part of what makes it such a timeless choice. When designing a piece around this 3.89 carat emerald cut aquamarine, consider settings that reflect the stone s classical elegance, choices that will protect the gem while allowing its serene color and architectural facets to remain the focal point. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the provenance and quality of this aquamarine, and we invite you to imagine it passed from hand to hand as a modern heirloom, a durable and graceful jewel that honors tradition while remaining perfectly suited to everyday life.




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