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5.34 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K23222 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 16.61 Width: 9.31 Height: 6.72 |
Weight: | 5.34 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $350 |
From the moment this aquamarine first emerged from the ancient pegmatite veins of Brazil, it carried with it a story of water, time, and geological patience. In the mine it was one shard among many, a quiet, pale blue promise cupped by hands that have worked the same mineral seams for generations. As with all true gemstones, its journey began long before it reached the light of day, formed under pressure and heat in the embrace of granite, threaded with mineral memory. Our team at The Natural Gemstone Company follows that journey closely, tracing each step as the rough is recovered, sorted, and prepared for the transformation that will reveal its inner character. In the rough you can sense the potential of a pear shape, a classic silhouette that echoes teardrops and tides, a shape that feels at home both as a centerpiece and as a whisper of color against the skin.
When our lapidaries first examined this parcel, they immediately recognized a stone that deserved deliberate attention. This specimen is a transparent 5.34 carat pear shape blue aquamarine, measured precisely at 16.61 x 9.31 x 6.72 mm, and fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut that balances scintillation with windowed clarity. Its light color intensity is serene and airy, the kind of blue that summons a coastal horizon rather than a tropical lagoon. The clarity is graded very slightly included at eye level, which for seasoned gem cutters is an invitation rather than a limitation. A careful, controlled enhancement by heat treatment was applied, a traditional and stable method used to soften greenish tones and coax forth the pure aquamarine blue inherent in Brazilian material. The result is an immaculate polish and an elegant faceting schema that allows light to enter and play within the stone, creating a calm and persistent brilliance.
What truly sets this aquamarine apart are the tiny internal signatures that read like a map of its geological passage. Rather than flaws in the ordinary sense, these inclusions are unique fingerprints, delicate and telling. You will find slender growth tubes that catch the light like threads, minute two phase droplets that glimmer as if holding fragments of the subterranean waters where the crystal grew, and faint feathered planes that trace the stone’s crystalline history. Together they form a miniature seascape, subtle veils and pinprick flashes that give the gem depth and identity. At face value the gem is transparent and bright, yet when tilted and observed, those whispered inclusions reveal themselves as fine strokes of character, confirming the authenticity and natural origin of the piece. They do not compromise the gem’s performance, instead they enhance the narrative, ensuring that no other aquamarine will tell quite the same story when set into jewelry. For collectors and wearers who relish provenance as much as beauty, these inclusions are the unmistakable signature that separates a mere blue stone from a treasured, living jewel.
In its final, polished form this aquamarine becomes a wearable memory, ready to be set by designers who appreciate a balance of refinement and nature. Imagine it as the central drop in a bespoke pendant, suspended so that the light passes through its table and through the heart of those internal landscapes, or as the elegant solitaire on a ring that catches the eye with each gesture. The mixed brilliant cut and the excellent polish ensure that whether mounted in a simple bezel to highlight its clarity, or framed by a delicate halo to amplify its presence, the gem will read as both sophisticated and intimate. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this stone with full disclosure, including its enhancement by heat treatment and its origin in Brazil, and with the assurance that it was hand selected for its quality and character. For anyone drawn to gemstones with a history, to pieces that feel as if they hold a memory of the earth, this 5.34 carat pear shape aquamarine is a rare offering that connects the hands that found it, the cutters who revealed it, and the wearer who will carry its quiet, oceanic light. If you would like guidance on settings or custom design, our gem specialists are ready to help you realize the story this stone wants to tell.





















