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4.72 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Madagascar
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Item ID: | K27792 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.99 Width: 9.66 Height: 8.3 |
Weight: | 4.72 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Fancy Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $180 |
This listing describes a single, natural blue aquamarine weighing 4.72 carats, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company. The stone is fashioned into a fancy shape, with dimensions of 14.99 by 9.66 by 8.30 millimeters, and exhibits transparent clarity with a slightly included clarity grade as evaluated at eye level. The color is a light intensity blue, consistent across the pavilion and crown, and the piece has been given an excellent polish that enhances surface luster and facet delineation. This aquamarine originates from Madagascar, and it has not undergone any enhancement, which preserves its original geological character and color profile. The fancy cut was executed to retain weight while maximizing optical return, and the overall presentation suits bespoke settings where a distinctive shape is desired.
Optically the stone displays cool, watery blue tones that respond well to both natural and artificial light, producing a calm, even shimmer rather than a highly scintillating sparkle. The fancy cut introduces an interplay of larger facet planes and smaller pavilion facets, creating broad flashes of color and a steady light return across the table. At the stated dimensions, the stone sits comfortably as a centerpiece for rings, pendants, or statement earrings, and its thickness of 8.30 millimeters allows for secure bezel or prong settings that minimize exposure to wear. Aquamarine is a beryl variety with a Mohs hardness typically around 7.5 to 8, which affords reasonable resistance to abrasion for everyday wear when set properly, and the excellent polish contributes to a refined surface that resists abrasion marks under normal use.
When compared to lab grown gemstones, natural aquamarine offers several distinctive advantages rooted in origin and formation. Natural stones carry a geological history that imparts unique internal features, such as slight inclusions and growth patterns, which act as a natural fingerprint and confirm provenance. This particular specimen from Madagascar is offered without enhancement, a quality that underscores its natural color origin and simplifies grading and valuation. Lab grown stones can present very uniform color and high clarity, which is valuable in some applications, but they lack the variability and storytelling of a natural gem. For collectors and purchasers who prioritize rarity, historical origin, and long term value, a natural aquamarine with documented origin and no enhancement typically carries greater intrinsic and emotional significance than a synthetic counterpart.
Practical considerations for acquisition and care are straightforward. The stone is supplied by The Natural Gemstone Company with full disclosure of its weight, dimensions, clarity grade, color intensity, cut quality, and origin, and buyers may request additional photographic views or independent gemological documentation if required for insurance or appraisal purposes. Routine cleaning using warm water, mild detergent, and a soft brush will maintain luster, and care should be taken to avoid harsh chemicals and sudden thermal shock. For jewelry design, secure settings that protect the girdle and corners are recommended, and the stone is suitable for both gallery and bezel mounts. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the natural origin and enhancement status of this aquamarine, and we provide transparent information to assist gemologists, designers, and private buyers in making an informed selection.




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