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7.87 Ct. Blue Aquamarine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K24336 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.92 Width: 11.87 Height: 6.73 |
Weight: | 7.87 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $190 |
Here at The Natural Gemstone Company we are proud to present one beautiful transparent 7.87 carat emerald cut shape blue aquamarine, a gem that immediately distinguishes itself by scale and by color. Measuring 13.92 by 11.87 by 6.73 mm, this stone occupies a size category that is notably rarer than the smaller parcels commonly offered to retail clients, and its medium color intensity sits in a sweet spot between pale water like tones and the too dark, greenish hues that can reduce the classic aquamarine appeal. In a market where many stones are offered in mass cut lots, where size is sometimes the only selling point, this aquamarine achieves an uncommon balance, combining a substantial carat weight with a face up appearance that reads as a true blue, not diluted or uneven. When compared to many aquamarines of similar carat weight, you will find that this gem delivers a cleaner color distribution and a stronger presence when set, which is the result of thoughtful rough selection and skilled faceting. Collectors who have seen dozens of aquamarines will recognize how rare it is to find a near eight carat stone that offers both natural color and the clarity to wear as a bright, clear centerpiece.
Beyond size and hue, the technical execution of this aquamarine elevates it above the typical market alternatives, making it a more desirable and longer lasting choice. The emerald cut has been executed with precision, creating broad, even steps and well proportioned facets that emphasize clarity and a serene, architectural light play, rather than a scattered flash that can mask color. Clarity has been evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, which in practice means the gem appears clean and lively when viewed without magnification, and inclusions do not interfere with overall brilliance or durability. The excellent polish enhances the gem like a fine window, permitting maximum light transmission and a glossy finish that outperforms many stones with inferior lap work. Crucially this aquamarine is untreated, no enhancement, a quality that distinguishes it from large numbers of market stones that have been heat treated to intensify blue, or otherwise altered to hide imperfections. The stone’s Brazilian origin further contributes to its market standing, as Brazil is a respected source for transparent, well colored aquamarine crystals, and provenance from such a source is often preferred by connoisseurs who value geological origin as part of a gem’s story.
When placing this gem next to other blue gemstones on the market, its advantages become even clearer, especially when buyers compare real world value and visual performance. Compared to blue topaz, which can offer bright color at a low price but lacks natural depth and varietal prestige, this aquamarine provides a more nuanced, maritime blue that reads as precious and sophisticated. Against synthetic alternatives, this natural Brazilian aquamarine offers rarity and natural history, attributes that cannot be replicated in lab grown material and that often translate into stronger long term desirability and resale potential. Even within the beryl family, large, well finished aquamarines with medium intensity color and minimal visible inclusions are scarce, making this stone a superior choice for designers and investors who appreciate authenticity. The emerald cut is especially well suited to contemporary and classic settings alike, translating into rings, pendants, and statement pieces with architectural clarity, while the images demonstrating the gem on a finger clearly show a wearable scale that is bold without being cumbersome. For jewelers seeking a signature centerpiece and for private buyers who want an investment quality stone, this aquamarine offers a compelling package, superior to many smaller, treated, or poorly finished alternatives circulating in the market.
Selecting a signature gemstone is ultimately about securing a piece that marries aesthetic excellence with honest, demonstrable quality, and this aquamarine satisfies both demands in a way that most market choices do not. At The Natural Gemstone Company we focus on stones where the technical attributes support the beauty, and this emerald cut 7.87 carat aquamarine exemplifies that philosophy, offering a rare combination of size, natural medium blue color intensity, very slightly included clarity at eye level, and excellent polish. Compared to the many stones that compromise on one or more of these factors, this gem stands out as a lasting acquisition, suitable for bespoke commissions, high end design work, or a discerning private collection. Our team is available to advise on settings that will enhance the stone’s visual depth while protecting its integrity, and we can provide additional imagery, measurements, and documentation to support provenance and valuation. We invite interested clients to contact The Natural Gemstone Company to discuss customization options, certification pathways, and how this rare aquamarine can become the refined centerpiece of a memorable, enduring jewel.























