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4.81 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K23228 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 18.19 Width: 7.59 Height: 6.28 |
Weight: | 4.81 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Marquise |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
This exquisite marquise shape aquamarine from The Natural Gemstone Company weighs 4.81 carat, with precise dimensions of 18.19 x 7.59 x 6.28 mm, yielding a pleasing elongated outline and a length to width ratio of approximately 2.4 to 1, a proportion that flatters the finger while preserving depth for light performance. The gem is fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut, combining the sparkle of brilliant facets with the controlled light return of a mixed pavilion design, and the result is an elegant interplay of scintillation and even tone across the table and pavilion. Color is described as light intensity blue, a delicate and classic aquamarine hue prized for its icy clarity and soft oceanic presence, and polish is excellent, providing clean facet junctions and smooth, reflective surfaces that maximize luster. Clarity is graded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which indicates minimal internal characteristics that do not detract from the gem when worn, and contribute to the stone remaining visually clean and luminous under normal viewing conditions.
From a gemological and practical perspective this stone offers a compelling balance of visual appeal and everyday wearability for an engagement ring. Aquamarine sits at the higher end of the Mohs hardness scale for beryls, with good toughness and resistance to scratching compared with many colored gemstones, making it well suited to a center stone that will be worn daily. The marquise shape enhances perceived size, creating an elegant, elongated silhouette that flatters a variety of finger sizes and settings, and the mixed brilliant cut is engineered to maximize brightness and scintillation despite aquamarine having lower dispersion than some gemstones, so the viewer experiences a crisp, icy flash rather than rainbow fire. Because this gem is heat treated, a common and stable enhancement for aquamarine that refines greenish tones into a more desirable pure blue, the color is consistent and permanent under normal wear conditions, and this treatment is a standard practice in the trade that improves aesthetics without compromising durability.
For the educated buyer seeking an engagement option that blends sophistication, provenance, and value, this Brazilian aquamarine presents a compelling proposition. Brazilian aquamarines are renowned for their clean crystals and appealing hues, and the origin adds provenance that collectors and informed purchasers appreciate. The stone’s very slightly included clarity means that under magnification the characteristic growth features may be observed, adding to the gemological interest without affecting eye clean appearance, and the excellent polish speaks to quality cutting and finishing work that will translate into enduring beauty in a finished setting. Practical considerations for mounting include protecting the delicate pointed ends of the marquise with secure prongs or a V tip style, or selecting a bezel or half bezel for increased protection while preserving the stone’s elegant outline. The light intensity of the blue works beautifully in both white metal settings for a cool, contemporary look, and in yellow or rose gold for a warmer, vintage inspired contrast.
The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind full disclosure of treatment and origin, and we present this aquamarine as a thoughtfully selected candidate for an engagement piece that values clarity, proportion, and natural beauty. This gem offers a substantial visual presence at 4.81 carat, with dimensions that allow for a variety of design possibilities from solitaire and split shank settings to halo treatments that can enhance perceived size while preserving the stone’s pure blue character. Care is straightforward, simple cleaning with mild soap and warm water and a soft brush will keep the surface brilliant, and the stone should be protected from hard knocks and strong acids to preserve polish. For buyers who appreciate measured technical detail, provenance, and a classic yet distinctive look that reads as refined and authentic, this marquise aquamarine from Brazil represents an ideal engagement option, combining durable beauty, elegant proportions, and the responsible transparency you expect from The Natural Gemstone Company.





















