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6.32 Ct. Greenish Blue Aquamarine from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Oct 31
Item ID: | K24061 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.41 Width: 9.83 Height: 6.52 |
Weight: | 6.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
This is a finely proportioned, transparent greenish blue aquamarine weighing 6.32 carats, supplied by The Natural Gemstone Company. The stone measures 13.41 x 9.83 x 6.52 millimeters and is faceted in a classic emerald cut, a cutting style that emphasizes broad, even planes and clean step facets. Its clarity grade is very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, which means that inclusions are minimal and do not interfere with overall transparency or eye appeal. Color intensity is described as light, a hue that reads as a pure, cool blue green in daylight, and the polish is excellent, producing crisp facet junctions and smooth reflective surfaces. Importantly, this aquamarine carries no enhancement, indicating that the color is natural from its Tanzanian origin, a provenance known for producing appealing blue green tones in beryl family stones. The combination of size, transparency, natural color, and flawless finishing makes this specimen valuable to collectors and informed buyers who prioritize gemological integrity and aesthetic balance.
In terms of reflective qualities, an emerald cut aquamarine like this one presents a distinct optical character compared to other gemstones in its category. Aquamarine has a moderate refractive index, which yields a bright vitreous luster, but less scintillation than higher refractive index gems such as topaz or spinel. The emerald cut produces broad, even flashes of light and a hall of mirrors effect, which highlights color consistency and clarity more than lively sparkle. Compared to emeralds from the same beryl family, this aquamarine is typically more transparent and reflective because emeralds commonly contain dense inclusions that disrupt light return. Compared to brilliant cut aquamarines, the emerald cut will show fewer pinpoint flashes but will better showcase the stone depth and the natural lightness of the color, making it preferable for buyers who prize color purity and clarity. Relative to other blue gemstones like blue topaz, this aquamarine offers a softer, more subtle luster and a cooler tone, while its hardness around 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale ensures reliable wearability for most jewelry settings. For the educated buyer seeking an untreated, well cut, and well polished aquamarine with transparent clarity and elegant reflective behavior, this 6.32 carat emerald cut from Tanzania represents a refined and trustworthy choice from The Natural Gemstone Company.
























