9.15ct Aquamarine Fancy Cut Brazilian Origin
9.15ct Aquamarine Fancy Cut Brazilian Origin
9.15ct Aquamarine Fancy Cut Brazilian Origin
9.15ct Aquamarine Fancy Cut Brazilian Origin
9.15ct Aquamarine Fancy Cut Brazilian Origin
9.15ct Aquamarine Fancy Cut Brazilian Origin

9.15ct Aquamarine

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9.15ct Aquamarine Fancy Cut Brazilian Origin

9.15ct Aquamarine

Regular price $5,487.00
Sale price $5,487.00 Regular price
Unit price

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Precious Gems of Brazil

Brazil's lush landscape, with its verdant green rainforests, marshy wetlands and vast plateaus, conceals some of Earth's most splendid precious gemstones.

The most spectacular Brazilian gemstones, extracted from a region near Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, and in the nearby state of Bahia, are not just beautiful, but also rare. These areas produce superior-quality beryl, including aquamarine, emerald, heliodor, and morganite; rare chrysoberyl, such as alexandrite; richly saturated quartz varieties, such as amethyst and citrine; the rarest imperial topaz and tourmaline of all colours, including Paraiba.

The Brazilian Mining Code governs mining activities in Brazil. However, a change in government in 2023 has ushered in proposed changes to current mining legislation. These promising changes signify Brazil's ongoing commitment to responsible and sustainable mining, protecting indigenous peoples' land rights, and promoting a more accountable sector.