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7.82 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Dec 1
Item ID: | K33344 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.86 Width: 9.82 Height: 7.97 |
Weight: | 7.82 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $200 |
When you are seeking a center stone that ends a search for elegance and versatility, this Tanzanian aquamarine from The Natural Gemstone Company is designed to answer that need, every time. This is a transparent, radiant shaped aquamarine weighing 7.82 carats, with dimensions of 14.86 by 9.82 by 7.97 millimeters, faceted to maximize light return, and finished with an excellent polish. The clarity is graded slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a level that preserves much of the gem clarity while offering a touch of natural character, and the color intensity is light, delivering a soft sky blue that reads as fresh and wearable in everyday light. There is no enhancement reported for this stone, which is a compelling advantage for collectors and bespoke buyers who prioritize natural state gems. The origin of this piece is Tanzania, a source that is becoming more recognized for producing aquamarines with delicate cool hues, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind this gem as a ready solution for engagement ring designs, museum quality settings, and refined collector pieces.
Look closely and you will notice the hue and tone that distinguish this Tanzanian aquamarine from siblings in other famous locales, and these comparisons explain why the stone will resonate with so many buyers. The hue is a pure, light blue with a hint of aqua that remains closer to a sky blue than to green. Compared to Brazilian Santa Maria aquamarines, which are famed for their deeper, almost oceanic blue saturation, this Tanzanian gem is lighter and airier, offering an elegant restraint rather than bold intensity. Compared to Minas Gerais material from Brazil more generally, which can range into greener tints and stronger saturation, this Tanzanian piece maintains a clearer blue leaning, with less visible green undertone. Compared to aquamarines from Madagascar, which often present a vivid, greenish blue and higher color saturation, this gem reads as cleaner and more crystalline in its tone. Compared to aquamarines from Pakistan and Afghanistan, known for cooler steely blues that can read quite deep in tone, this Tanzanian example is decidedly paler and more luminous, a softness that is ideal for designs seeking a gentler, more classical blue.
This radiant cut magnifies the gem face dimension while maintaining striking internal reflections, a trait that makes this 7.82 carat aquamarine particularly suitable for centerpiece jewelry, especially engagement rings that need presence without overwhelming the band. The radiant cut facets have been arranged to produce a lively interplay of light, helping the light color intensity appear both lively and elegant. Because the clarity is slightly included at eye level, the stone keeps a naturalistic appearance that will please collectors who prefer untreated, natural specimens, and because there is no enhancement the gem retains full provenance and value integrity. For buyers comparing tone and hue across world sources, it is helpful to picture this Tanzanian stone as occupying a refined niche between the deep, saturated Santa Maria look and the greener, more vivid tones from Madagascar and Minas Gerais. The result is a light, transparent blue that reflects summer sky in soft daylight, yet offers enough structure and size to create striking contrast against yellow gold, or to harmonize with the cool sheen of platinum and white gold.
When your aspiration is a gemstone that fulfills emotional meaning and enduring style, this Tanzanian aquamarine available through The Natural Gemstone Company is the kind of stone that ends the search. For an engagement ring, the light blue, radiant cut, and generous table create an impression that is both romantic and modern, while for a collector the unenhanced origin and excellent polish make this one to retain and display. If you seek a contrast example to understand hue and tone, compare this stone with a Santa Maria aquamarine for deeper oceanic blue, compare it with a Madagascar aquamarine for greener saturation, and compare it with Pakistani or Afghan aquamarines for cooler, steelier tones. Those comparisons will make it clear that this Tanzanian gem brings a unique, delicate personality to the market. We at The Natural Gemstone Company are ready to provide additional photos, setting consultations, and certification details, and to assist you in making this rare, transparent 7.82 carat radiant aquamarine the conclusion of your search for the perfect gemstone.
























