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6.37 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
Item ID: | K32745 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 15.86 Width: 10.45 Height: 7.89 |
Weight: | 6.37 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $833 |
A rare and radiant statement of refined taste, this transparent pear shape aquamarine weighs 6.37 carats, and measures 15.86 by 10.45 by 7.89 millimeters, each dimension chosen to amplify its natural luminosity. Cut with a mixed brilliant faceting scheme, the gem marries the scintillation of a brilliant crown with the depth of a carefully faceted pavilion, creating a play of light that is both lively and dignified. At eye level the clarity is eye clean, permitting an unobstructed view into an inner sea of ice blue, while the medium color intensity offers a sophisticated presence that reads as elegant rather than audacious. Finished to an excellent polish and without any enhancement, this aquamarine arrives as it was formed, a statement of geological authenticity and unadulterated beauty. Worn alone or within a custom setting, this gem becomes an emblem of accomplishment, the kind of piece that signals discernment and a devotion to natural perfection.
In hue and tone this Brazilian treasure sits in a refined middle ground, and it is instructive to consider it alongside celebrated aquamarines from other famous locations. Compared to the legendary Santa Maria stones of Brazil, known for their deep, oceanic blues and intense saturation, this gem is softer and more airy, offering an approachable blue that is luminous rather than brooding. Against aquamarines from the high altitude mines of Pakistan and Afghanistan, which often present a greener blue with pronounced sea green undertones, this Brazilian example reads as a truer sky blue, its tone cleaner and more crystalline. When placed next to specimens from Madagascar or Nigeria, which can be paler and more watery in their visage, this gem shows a more resolute mid tone, a refined presence that translates beautifully into jewelry. These comparisons highlight how this aquamarine, while quietly restrained, possesses an immediacy and clarity that invite both daily wearing and ceremonial display.
The provenance from Brazil matters in ways that transcend simple geography, it speaks to a pedigree of stones prized by connoisseurs and collectors. This particular gem, with its pear silhouette, offers exceptional versatility, elongating the finger when set as a solitaire, and bringing a modern yet timeless sensibility when framed by diamonds or warm yellow gold. Because it is free of enhancement, the color you see is the color you will keep, a rare assurance in a market where treatments are common. For the client who seeks a conversation piece that is also an investment in taste, this aquamarine is a singular choice. Presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, this stone is more than an adornment, it is a reflection of a life curated with care, a private luxury that signals achievement without ostentation, a jewel meant to be worn, treasured, and passed on.
























