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Aquamarine Emerald Cut β€” Captivating 3.1 Ct Loose Beryl

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  • Natural Beryl
  • 3.1 carats, 8.9 x 8 x 6.4 mm
  • Emerald Cut, single one-off stone
  • Mohs hardness 7.5 to 8

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Emerald Cut Aquamarine Gemstone

Aquamarine emerald cut loose gemstone

This Aquamarine is a natural Beryl gemstone weighing 3.1 carats, cut in the emerald cut style and measuring 8.9 x 8 x 6.4 mm. It is a single stone, weighed and measured individually, and the photographs and video on this page were taken from it directly.

This aquamarine displays a cool blue hue shaped into a sharp emerald cut, offering broad flashes of light across its long parallel facets. Beryl of this variety forms in pegmatite pockets, often yielding large crystals with high transparency that suit step cuts particularly well. Your jeweller will find that the linear geometry of this style requires precise alignment in the prongs.

Collectors value aquamarine for its clean crystal structure and distinct aquatic shade, which ranges from pale watery tones to deeper saturated blues. Because the emerald cut lacks the facet complexity of brilliant styles, it puts the internal clarity of the material directly on display. This loose stone arrives ready for your custom metalwork, whether you plan a bezel setting in platinum or a delicate gold pendant.

Specifications

MineralBeryl (Aquamarine)
Cut StyleEmerald Cut
Measurements8.9 x 8 x 6.4 mm
Total Weight3.1 carats
Hardness7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale
BirthstoneMarch
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About Aquamarine as a Gemstone

Aquamarine is the blue to blue-green variety of beryl, coloured by iron. Unlike emerald, aquamarine commonly occurs clean and in larger sizes, so well-cut eye-clean stones are readily available. The finest material shows a pure, saturated blue rather than a green-leaning tone. You can read more via gemmological reference, mineral data.

Aquamarine grows in granitic pegmatites, where slow cooling of mineral-rich fluids allows large, well-formed hexagonal crystals to develop. These same pockets often yield tourmaline and topaz alongside it.

Why You Will Love This Gemstone

πŸ’Ž Geometric Step Cut

The long rectangular facets create broad flashes of light rather than scattered sparkle, demanding high clarity from the rough material.

✨ Bespoke Mounting Ready

Your jeweller can easily secure this rectangular outline in four-prong heads or protective bezel mounts for daily wear.

πŸ”· Durable Beryl Species

With strong resistance to everyday scratching, this mineral holds up well in rings and pendants when set securely by a professional.

πŸ“¦ Exactly What Is Pictured

The photographs and video show this gemstone. You receive the gemstone pictured, not a lookalike.

Popular Uses

Aquamarine suits rings, pendants and earrings, and its availability in larger sizes makes it popular for statement pieces. It is the March birthstone and a traditional nineteenth anniversary gift. A Aquamarine of this size works particularly well as the centre stone in a bespoke piece.

Ideal For

  • Custom ring, pendant and earring projects
  • Collectors building a set of single natural stones
  • Jewellers who need exact measurements before designing a setting
  • Everyday jewellery that will see regular wear
  • Gifts where a specific colour and weight matter

More From Gemystic

Browse the rest of our loose gemstones, see more aquamarine, or view the full catalogue. Everything we list is weighed, measured and photographed individually before it goes online.

Care Instructions

  • Clean gently using warm soapy water and a soft brush.
  • Store in an individual fabric pouch away from harder minerals.
  • Remove your jewellery before engaging in heavy manual labour.
  • Avoid ultrasonic cleaners unless a gemmologist has checked the stone first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the exact measurements of this Aquamarine?

This stone measures 8.9 x 8 x 6.4 mm and weighs 3.1 carats. Those figures are taken from the stone itself, not estimated from a category average.

What setting style works best for an emerald cut aquamarine?

A bezel setting protects the sharp corners from impacts while highlighting the clean lines of the step cut. Alternatively, standard corner prongs will secure the stone while allowing maximum light entry through the pavilion facets.

Is this hardness suitable for daily ring wear?

Yes, beryl sits comfortably high on the hardness scale, making it robust enough for regular use in rings. However, you should still store it separately from harder gems like diamond to prevent surface scratching.

How should I clean this gemstone at home?

Wash the stone gently using warm water, mild washing-up liquid, and a soft-bristled toothbrush to remove accumulated dust from the pavilion. Rinse thoroughly in clean water and dry with a lint-free cloth.

Why do emerald cuts look different from round brilliant cuts?

Step cuts feature long, rectangular facets arranged parallel to the girdle, creating a hall-of-mirrors optical effect. This style emphasizes crystal transparency and colour depth over intense sparkle.

Will I receive the exact stone shown in the photos and video?

Yes. Each listing covers one individual stone, and the media on this page was shot from that stone. Once it sells, the listing comes down.

Own This Aquamarine Today

This Aquamarine is a one-off stone at 3.1 carats. Once it is gone the listing closes for good. See the full collection.

Additional information

Weight0.62 g
Dimensions8.9 × 8 × 6.4 mm

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