- Stone10
- Reports3










39.67 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Oct 8
Item ID: | K29329 |
|---|---|
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 23.17 Width: 20.99 Height: 13.75 |
Weight: | 39.67 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $495 |
There is a beginning to every exceptional gemstone, a slow story written in the earth, and this aquamarine begins in the great pegmatites of Brazil where mineral rich fluids cooled deep beneath the surface to allow crystals to grow with time and patience. Imagine a pale blue sea trapped for eons within a crystal lattice, the trace of iron setting the tone and the geological rhythms determining clarity and habit. Miners and local finders extract these crystalline gifts from veins and pockets, often revealing rough stones that whisper of potential rather than shouting it. At The Natural Gemstone Company we listen to that whisper, we follow the map of growth lines and internal character, and we choose rough that promises not only size but also the kind of transparency that will become a window into light. This particular piece, born of Brazilian earth, carries a medium color intensity that evokes a morning tide, it carries natural inclusions that testify to its origin, and it carries a presence that is both generous and elegant, the kind of presence that invites a life of display rather than concealment.
As the stone moved from the mine to the cutting table it underwent a transformation that balances science and artistry, the 39.67 carat weight is substantial, the cushion shape measures twenty three point one seven by twenty point nine nine by thirteen point seven five millimeters, and the faceted mixed brilliant cutting style was chosen to harmonize depth, spread, and sparkle. The cutter considered angles and pavilion depth, polishing each facet to an excellent finish to maximize light return while honoring the stone's natural color. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity is very slightly included, small internal features that do not distract but rather confirm that this is a natural gem, an honest witness of geological history. The aquamarine has been heat treated, a widely accepted enhancement that subtly improves blue tone by modifying trace element states, this treatment is stable and routine in the industry, and it allows the medium intensity color to sing with more clarity. The result is a transparent gem that combines face up size and internal cleanliness with scintillation that animates the light like tiny reflected waves.
The journey from rough to jewel echoes the histories of famous gemstones that have captured imaginations for centuries, and comparison helps reveal what makes this aquamarine uniquely valuable. Consider the great famous stones of history, some prized for their extraordinary size, some for their singular color, some for the mysteries that seem to float within them. The huge museum pieces, often unsurpassed in carat weight, sometimes carried the burden of deep inclusions or were fashioned as cabochons to preserve mass and color, whereas the most celebrated faceted gems are chosen for an almost architectural perfection of cut. In that light this aquamarine stands at a rare intersection, it offers substantial carat weight without sacrificing the transparent clarity and refined faceting that produce brilliant light performance. Unlike a storied stone whose fame rests solely on weight, or a legendary gem whose reputation is bound to history, this piece delivers a modern promise, a wearable monument in a cushion silhouette that recalls the grandeur of historical treasures while asserting its own technical and aesthetic merits.
Aquamarine has long carried cultural resonance, associated with sailors, with the sea, with calm and clarity, it has been used as a talisman and a symbol of serenity across many traditions, and yet its modern appeal is also very practical and wearable. Set in a bespoke ring it becomes a bold and luminous centerpiece, set as a pendant it becomes a serene window to blue, and surrounded by a halo of small diamonds it becomes a dialogue between sky and light. At The Natural Gemstone Company we honor those traditions while offering contemporary guidance, we present the provenance of this Brazilian stone, and we communicate openly about its heat treatment and its eye level clarity grading so that collectors and jewelers can make informed choices. The mixed brilliant cut and the excellent polish were selected to ensure that the gem performs in real world settings, alive under different lights, reflective in daylight and luminous under lamps, offering both the formal dignity of historical gems and the day to day beauty that a modern wearer can enjoy.
For the client who seeks rarity that is also ready for a life of display, this forty carat class cushion aquamarine is an opportunity to own something that combines geological story, skilled craftsmanship, and practical beauty. The measurements of twenty three point one seven by twenty point nine nine by thirteen point seven five millimeters and the weight of thirty nine point six seven carats make this stone unusually large for a faceted aquamarine of this clarity and polish, a combination that is uncommon and therefore collectible. Care is straightforward, avoid sudden temperature shocks and household chemicals, store it separately to prevent abrasion, and clean it with warm soapy water and a soft brush. If you would like a bespoke setting, a certificate of authenticity, or detailed photographic angles, The Natural Gemstone Company will assist with customization and documentation. Owning this aquamarine is more than possession, it is stewardship of a piece of earth made luminous, a connection to the long geological processes that created it, and a chance to wear a small sea, stabilized and polished, ready to reflect your story.





















