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7.00 Ct. Aquamarine from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K1829 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 15.84 Width: 8.7 Height: 7.06 |
Weight: | 7.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $450 |
There is a singular allure to gemstones that have been cherished across centuries, an appeal that reaches beyond fashion and trends, and speaks directly to those who value lineage and legacy. Aquamarine has long been associated with the calm of the sea, with protection for travelers, and with the clear skies of temperate coasts, and this blue aquamarine recalls those ancient associations while offering a modern clarity and presence. Sourced from Mozambique, a region that has become celebrated for producing aquamarines of exceptional transparency and tone, this gem carries the quiet dignity of a stone that could have belonged to seafaring nobility or to a courtier of a bygone era. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this specimen as a bridge between past and present, a gem that will sit as comfortably in an heirloom jewel as it will in a contemporary gallery of design. For the collector who values both history and tangible beauty, this gem is more than an accessory, it is a piece of living tradition, cut and polished to reveal its inner calm.
At the heart of this offering is a single, transparent blue aquamarine weighing 7.00 carats, a weight that immediately signals premium quality and presence, and that rewards the wearer with a substantial visual impact without overwhelming elegance. The gem is fashioned into an emerald cut shape with dimensions of 15.84 x 8.70 x 7.06 mm, a proportion that emphasizes the stone length and step cut geometry, creating broad planes for light to travel and for color to reveal itself with refined subtlety. The clarity is described as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that to the unaided eye the field is clean and predominantly free of distraction, preserving the serene depth that collectors prize in fine aquamarine. Color intensity is light, a hue prized for its airy, oceanic calm, and the polish is excellent, certifying that the surfaces have been finished to maximize luster and the elegant, mirror like facets characteristic of the classical emerald cut. The gem has been heat treated, a widely accepted and stable enhancement performed to refine the blue tone and to stabilize color, and this treatment is disclosed with full transparency by The Natural Gemstone Company, which stands for ethical sourcing and honest communication about enhancements and origin.
The scale of a 7.00 carat aquamarine carries design possibilities that speak to tradition and permanence, most naturally lending itself to a classic solitaire ring, a dignified pendant, or a pair of cufflinks that reference generations of formal dress. An emerald cut of this size provides architectural lines that harmonize with settings that emphasize the rectangular outline, including four prongs positioned at the corners or a bezel that seals the stone in a frame of precious metal, each approach evoking different aspects of heritage design. A prong setting will allow more light to enter the pavilion and will accentuate the gem length, offering a visual elongation on the finger that reads as both regal and refined. A bezel or channel mount will reference antique signet styles and will protect the step cut edges, a consideration for a gem that is intended as an heirloom to be worn through the years. The step cut faceting of an emerald cut refracts light in broader flashes rather than a scintillation of tiny sparks, and this effect aligns with the quiet, dignified temperament of aquamarine as a gemstone of calm. For a collector who seeks to combine historical resonance with daily wearability, the proportions of 15.84 x 8.70 x 7.06 mm will translate beautifully into a centre stone that commands attention while remaining classically restrained.
When evaluating the stone for long term enjoyment and inheritance, the natural inclusions described as very slightly included are in keeping with the gemology of aquamarine and attest to its natural origin, offering reassurance that this is a genuine mineral specimen rather than a synthetic simulant. The Mozambique origin speaks to provenance that is increasingly sought by connoisseurs, a place known for producing transparent stones with pleasing blue tones, and The Natural Gemstone Company includes origin and treatment details as a matter of principle, enabling collectors to make informed choices. The weight of 7.00 carats is a defining characteristic in terms of value and rarity, since larger aquamarine crystals that cut into clean emerald shapes with excellent polish are less common, and the combination of size, cut, clarity, and finish results in a gem that reads as premium in the marketplace. For those commissioning bespoke work, our team can advise on metal choices and setting styles that will protect the stone and enhance its classical beauty, recommending secure mounts that honor the stone for generations. To inquire further about certification, custom design options, or to request detailed imagery and viewing arrangements, please reach out to The Natural Gemstone Company, where our expertise in gemstones and dedication to craftsmanship will ensure that this 7.00 carat emerald cut blue aquamarine becomes a treasured part of your collection and a legacy that can be passed down with confidence.






















