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6.73 Ct. Greenish Blue Aquamarine from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Dec 1
Item ID: | K33343 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 15.15 Width: 11.45 Height: 7.04 |
Weight: | 6.73 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $250 |
This exquisite aquamarine from The Natural Gemstone Company presents as a transparent, well proportioned gemstone weighing 6.73 carat, cut into an elegant oval shape with dimensions 15.15 x 11.45 x 7.04 mm. The cutting style is faceted, employing a mixed brilliant cut that combines precision faceting for both scintillation and color retention. The color sits in the greenish blue range with medium color intensity, which translates to a pleasing balance between soft pastel appeal and visible hue saturation. Clarity is graded as slightly included when viewed at eye level, which for aquamarine typically means small natural inclusions that do not materially interrupt the gem face up, and in many cases add character and proof of natural origin. The gem is offered with no enhancement, and polish is graded excellent, a combination that maximizes surface luster and allows the stone to return light cleanly to the viewer.
The mixed brilliant cut chosen for this aquamarine is an intelligent design decision for a gem of this size and shape, it preserves area of face up color while introducing a brilliant pavilion to enhance fire and sparkle. The dimensions indicate a well balanced stone, with a depth that works to avoid excessive windowing while maintaining a generous table for color display. Measured against the average of length and width, the depth percentage is approximately fifty three percent, a figure that places the stone within the desirable range for oval cuts and supports consistent light return. Excellent polish across the facets ensures crisp facet junctions and minimal surface disturbance, which in turn contributes to optical performance and wearer satisfaction. For jewelry application this stone is ideal for a substantial ring center or a statement pendant, with bezel and prong settings both viable depending on the security and style preferences of the buyer.
The Tanzanian origin of this aquamarine contributes meaningfully to its desirability and value, geology matters to educated gemstone buyers because the formation environment influences both crystal quality and hue. Aquamarine is a variety of beryl, and the presence of iron within beryl crystal lattice produces the blue to greenish blue tones collectors seek. In Tanzania, pegmatitic formations have yielded beryl specimens that often display clean crystal habits and attractive, naturally occurring colors. A stone that is naturally colored, and has not undergone heat or other treatments, commands a premium in the marketplace because untreated color is relatively rare and stable. Additionally, origin information serves as provenance for the purchaser, offering a link to a region with a growing reputation for fine colored gemstones, and helping differentiate material from other global sources such as Brazil or Madagascar. For the buyer who values traceable sourcing and natural state, an untreated Tanzanian aquamarine such as this holds particular appeal.
From the perspective of an educated buyer considering both aesthetic and investment factors, this aquamarine delivers a compelling package. The weight of 6.73 carat is significant for aquamarine, offering presence in wearable jewelry while remaining practical for daily wear when set correctly. Slightly included clarity at eye level is consistent with many attractive natural aquamarines and will not distract from the gem when mounted, while also serving as an indicator of natural origin in the absence of treatments. Medium color intensity broadens versatility, permitting pairing with white metals to emphasize the cool tone, or with warm metals to create an appealing contrast. The fact that the stone is unrestored and unenhanced increases rarity and value, and the excellent polish and mixed brilliant faceting ensure that the gem performs well under different lighting conditions. At The Natural Gemstone Company we prioritize full disclosure and careful selection, and we recommend independent laboratory certification for buyers seeking formal documentation of weight, dimensions, clarity and origin for insurance or resale purposes. This aquamarine represents a smart choice for collectors and connoisseurs who appreciate natural gems with sound gemological attributes and well documented provenance.
























