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30.36 Ct. Aquamarine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K23336 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 22.16 Width: 15.9 Height: 12.09 |
Weight: | 30.36 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $1,473 |
A singular presence of serene blue awaits the connoisseur who appreciates both scale and sophistication, a transparent aquamarine weighing 30.36 carats, measuring 22.16 by 15.90 by 12.09 millimeters, cut in the timeless emerald shape. This gem announces itself with a cool, oceanic hue of medium color intensity, and a clarity described as very very slightly included when viewed at eye level, an attribute that grants the stone an almost crystalline purity. The step facets and broad table of the emerald cut allow the stone to breathe, revealing whisper faint inclusions as testament to its natural origin rather than diminishing its allure. Painstaking cutting and an excellent polish elevate the surface to a mirror like finish, creating long flashes of light and a refined hall of mirrors effect that makes the color sing in natural and artificial light alike. Heat enhancement has been applied to refine the blue, a universally accepted treatment in aquamarine that enhances color while preserving structural integrity. Sourced from Brazil, a region celebrated for producing the finest aquamarines, this gem carries geological provenance and artisanal refinement, presented to you by The Natural Gemstone Company.
For those who intend to wear their treasures daily, durability is as important as beauty, and this aquamarine stands as an exemplary candidate for everyday jewelry. As a member of the beryl family, aquamarine has a hardness that ranges between seven and a half and eight on the Mohs scale, meaning it resists ordinary scratching far better than many other colored gemstones. This level of hardness makes it well suited for rings, pendants, and bracelets that are worn frequently, provided the setting affords sensible protection. The stone exhibits good toughness, but as with all gem materials, it is not immune to sharp blows or extreme stress. A secure bezel setting or a protective halo is recommended for ring applications, while pendants and earrings may be left in more open settings without compromising longevity. The heat treatment applied to enhance color is stable, and does not materially affect hardness, however avoiding sudden temperature changes and aggressive chemical exposure will preserve the stone and its polish for decades.
Beyond its physical resilience, the emerald cut of this aquamarine has been chosen to celebrate its optical virtues, to flatter the clarity and to dramatize the silken blue in long, elegant flashes. The broad facets create a dignified interplay of light, favoring subtlety over scintillation, a quality prized by collectors who prefer cultured restraint to flashy brilliance. The medium color intensity places this stone in a rare middle ground, offering presence without overpowering, allowing it to sit comfortably as a signature ring or a daily pendant that reads as refined and assured. At 30.36 carats and with the generous dimensions described, the gem carries presence and provenance, a piece that commands attention without ostentation. The excellent polish amplifies tactile appeal, the surfaces catching and returning light in a way that invites touch and meditation. When set by an artisan jeweler in a design that respects the stone s proportions, this aquamarine will both weather the rhythm of daily life and act as an emblem of personal achievement.
Owning this aquamarine is an act of discernment, a declaration that true luxury is composed of authenticity, craftsmanship, and subtle but unmistakable beauty, qualities that The Natural Gemstone Company cultivates and guarantees. We disclose the stone s enhancement candidly, and we invite clients to request full details of origin and any certifications that accompany the gem. For care, we recommend regular cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush, gentle drying with a soft cloth, and periodic inspection of the setting by a trusted jeweler to ensure prongs and bezels remain secure. Avoid prolonged exposure to household chemicals, strong acids, and concentrated chlorine solutions, and remove the piece during strenuous manual activities to prevent chips or accidental knocks. For those who would like a bespoke setting, our craftsmen will propose designs that both protect and exalt the stone, from sleek bezels for daily wear to refined halo mounts that emphasize scale and color. In every way this aquamarine rewards the wearer who seeks a balance of resilience and refinement, a gem that makes a quiet but unmistakable statement of taste and accomplishment.

























