8.56 (total) ct Blue Aquamarines – 3 stones x 1.43 carats (average) – Lot – Mixed Cuts

This curated lot features three (3) natural aquamarines totaling 8.56 carats, offered together as a mixed-cut parcel. The stones average approximately 2.85 carats each (not 1.43 ct), with individual sizes varying slightly to preserve natural character and yield.

The aquamarines display soft blue to blue-green hues typical of African material, with attractive transparency and gentle internal liveliness. The mixed cuts—primarily pear and freeform-style faceting—offer versatility for custom jewelry designs while maintaining strong face-up presence.

As shown in the images, the stones exhibit natural inclusions consistent with untreated aquamarine, contributing to their authenticity and organic appeal. Color harmony across the lot is cohesive, making this parcel well suited for designers, jewelers, or dealers seeking a small group of stones from a single offering.

This lot is ideal for custom one-of-a-kind jewelry, boutique production runs, or resale as individual stones.

Every gemstone offered by Sora Gems is professionally inspected inside Bangkok’s Jewelry Trade Center (JTC) to verify authenticity, treatment classification, and overall quality before being approved for sale.

 

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Perfect for:

• Custom high-end rings and signature jewelry
• Multi-stone designs (rings, earrings, pendants)
• Dealers seeking calibrated-range ruby inventory
• Collectors looking to acquire aquamarine material by the lot

 

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Specifications

 

Weight: 8.56 carats (total)

Shape: Mixed Cuts

Color: Blue

Clarity: Eye-clean

Sourcing: Inspected & verified at the JTC, Bangkok

Shipping: Secure worldwide delivery

To preserve the beauty and longevity of your gemstone, we recommend gentle care. Clean the stone using warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoiding harsh chemicals or ultrasonic cleaners unless the gem type is known to be safe for those methods. Store your jewelry separately in a soft pouch or box to prevent scratches from harder materials. Always remove gemstone jewelry during vigorous activities—such as exercising, swimming, or using household cleaners—to protect it from impact, heat, and chemical exposure. Regular professional inspections are encouraged to ensure settings remain secure and the stone stays in optimal condition.