Morganite

Morganite is a dreamy pink beryl variety that delivers a spectacular display of blushing warmth and exceptional light performance. At Tivon Fine Jewellery, we inspect only the top 5% of loose natural crystals from this prestigious family to guarantee an enchanting saturation stretching from light peach to intense pink. Named in the early twentieth century by gem specialist George Frederick Kunz in honour of the legendary collector and financier J.P. Morgan, this remarkably hard and robust gemstone serves as a striking global symbol of inner peace and sophisticated modern elegance. Read below to explore the unique Madagascan geography, essential cleaning procedures regarding temperature restrictions and core value factors behind this magnificent mineral variety or view our masterfully curated Morganite jewellery collection to discover a breathtaking statement ring or pendant engineered to stand as a personal family legacy.

Relaxation, Peace & Joy!

About Morganite

What colour is Morganite?

Morganite ranges in colour from light peach to pink.

Where does the name Morganite derive from?

Morganite was named by New York gemstone expert G.F. Kunz who suggested giving Pink Beryl the status and standing of an individual kind of gemstone and named it in honour of banker and minerals collector J. P. Morgan in 1911.

What is the symbolism of Morganite?

Morganite symbolises feelings of relaxation, peace and joy of life.

What gemstone family does Morganite belong to?

Morganite belongs to the Beryl gemstone family.

What is the hardness of Morganite?

Morganite is 7.5-8.0 on Moh’s Scale and therefore considered a very hard and robust structure.

Where is Morganite geographically located?

Morganite comes from Brazil, Madagascar and Afghanistan.

What is the cleaning procedure for Morganite?

Clean Morganite carefully using warm soapy water. Use warm water rather than hot water. Morganite must not be cleaned ultrasonically or by steam cleaning.