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4.72 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
Item ID: | K31095 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.42 Width: 10.3 Height: 6.04 |
Weight: | 4.72 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
This exquisite transparent 4.72 carat emerald cut shape blue aquamarine from The Natural Gemstone Company is a study in clarity and precision, with dimensions of 11.42 by 10.30 by 6.04 mm, a faceted cutting style, and an emerald cut that emphasizes symmetry and refined geometry. The gem is eye clean when evaluated at normal viewing distance, it displays a light color intensity that recalls the soft ocean blues of Brazilian coastal waters, it has an excellent polish that allows light to enter and exit with minimal loss, and it is offered in its natural state with no enhancement. Originating from Brazil, this aquamarine carries the reputation of a classic source for fine blue beryls, combining natural provenance with the kind of cutting expertise that transforms a raw crystal into a jewel that captures attention at every angle.
The structure of this aquamarine is the key to its unmatched sparkle, and the emerald cut plays a central role in that performance. Unlike brilliant cuts that chase fiery dispersion through many small facets, the emerald cut uses a series of clean, step like facets on the crown and pavilion to create broad flashes of light and a mirror like luster. Those broad facet planes act like little windows that invite light to travel deep into the stone and then return it as calm, luminous flashes that are both elegant and dramatic. The result is not the scatter of colored sparks seen in some stones, but a refined, architectural sparkle that emphasizes the gems internal clarity and color. With an excellent polish, the facet junctions are crisp and the surfaces are smooth, which reduces light leakage and enhances the stones ability to reflect and refract light in precise ways that many other cuts and lesser polishes cannot match.
Comparing this aquamarine to other blue gemstones highlights why collectors and designers prefer pieces like this for fine jewelry. Compared to common blue topaz, which often relies on strong color and sometimes treatments to achieve its hue, this natural Brazilian aquamarine offers a subtler and more sophisticated blue that reads as more precious and organic. Compared to blue sapphires, which often present deeper saturation and different optical characteristics, this aquamarine provides a lighter, airier glow that suits designs that seek a serene, aquatic aesthetic. Even when placed beside well cut diamonds, this emerald cut aquamarine holds its own because its step facets produce a broad, hall of mirrors like brilliance that is different from the scintillation of diamonds, and that difference can be an advantage when a designer wants a statement piece that is elegant rather than overtly flashy. The fact that this gem is eye clean enhances its visual performance, because the absence of noticeable inclusions allows the step facets to act unimpeded, producing uninterrupted planes of light that read as clean and sophisticated to the observer. The no enhancement status further increases its value compared to many stones on the market that have been heated or treated to improve color, because this aquamarine delivers its color and optical performance as nature intended, which appeals to discerning buyers and connoisseurs.
From a practical design and value perspective, this 4.72 carat emerald cut aquamarine from Brazil represents a rare combination of size, clarity, and cut quality that is difficult to find at similar price points. Its dimensions, 11.42 by 10.30 by 6.04 mm, make it versatile for a range of settings, and its light blue tone complements both warm and cool metal choices making it ideal for platinum, white gold, or yellow gold settings depending on the desired style. In a solitaire ring the emerald cut will present a broad, luminous table that showcases the gems internal serenity, while in a halo or three stone setting the gems architectural sparkle will contrast beautifully with smaller brilliant cut accents, creating an interplay between calm flashes and vibrant scintillation. When compared to mass market aquamarines that may be heavily included, poorly cut, or enhanced to boost color, this gem stands out for its honest, unaltered beauty and for the technical care taken in cutting and polishing. Buyers searching for a piece that will age well, maintain resale value, and serve as a signature jewel for special occasions will find this specimen superior because of its natural origin, meticulous finishing, and the distinctive way its structure renders light.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we take pride in sourcing and presenting gemstones that combine natural integrity with exceptional craftsmanship, and this emerald cut blue aquamarine exemplifies that commitment. Its structural advantages, namely the step facets, generous table, precise proportions, and excellent polish, produce a sparkle that is distinct from other stones and cuts, offering an elegant, mirror like brilliance rather than a frenetic play of light. For someone seeking a refined alternative to deeper blue gems or to treatments dependent stones, this Brazilian aquamarine is a persuasive choice, delivering both aesthetic delight and provenance that matters. Whether you are designing a bespoke engagement ring, commissioning a statement cocktail piece, or adding a collectible gem to a curated cabinet, this aquamarine offers a rare balance of size, clarity, and natural beauty that elevates it above many options on the market. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company to discuss mounting options, viewing, and certification to ensure this gem becomes the centerpiece of your most admired creations.

























