Updated as of June 2026
Emerald Cut Aquamarine
A emerald cut cut is a step cut with long facets and a glassy, hall-of-mirrors look that rewards clarity. In Aquamarine (blue, blue-green, pale blue, Mohs 7.75) it keeps the color crisp and bright.
Why the emerald cut cut works for Aquamarine
A step cut with long facets and a glassy, hall-of-mirrors look that rewards clarity. Aquamarine reads more for color than fire, so a emerald cut cut is about showing a clean, glassy face. At Mohs 7.75, Aquamarine holds a crisp emerald cut outline and stands up to everyday wear. Treatment to expect: heat treatment (to deepen blue).
Other Aquamarine cuts
More on this stone: Aquamarine overview, price guide, and the emerald cut cut guide across stones.
Frequently asked questions
Does Aquamarine look good in a emerald cut cut?
Yes. Aquamarine reads more for color than fire, so a emerald cut cut is about showing a clean, glassy face. It is hard enough to hold a crisp outline.
How much does a emerald cut Aquamarine cost?
Aquamarine runs about $30 to $600 per carat. Step cuts like this can run a little less than round.
What setting suits a emerald cut Aquamarine?
Aquamarine pairs well with white gold, platinum, sterling silver. A solitaire keeps it simple.