C&S-Morganite-Genuine

A gentle pink blush graces this amazing Beryl called Morganite. Named after the famous banker and mineral collector, JP Morgan, this charming gem is in the same gem family as Aquamarine and Emerald. The gentle pink hue of Morganite is due to traces of manganese. Its color can be touched with orange or violet, making it a gem that complements all complexions. Morganite creates a sense of calm in those who wear it, reflecting the happier aspects of life. Romantic, enchanting and compassionate, Morganite is a perfect gem for today’s feminine fashions. 

Birthstone Information/Anniversary Stones/Gemstone Care/AGTA Codes

Quality Information & Color Information

QualityDescriptionVariations
AA Light to medium light pink; eye clean; good cut

31-2-1

Care

Morganite is rated “good” for everyday wear. Avoid exposure to heat, contact with chemicals, and protect from scratches and harsh blows. To clean, gently scrub with a soft toothbrush and a solution of mild dish soap and warm water.

Major Sources

Afganistan   Brazil *   Madagascar *   United States  
Source Map

Properties & Reactions

H
7.5-8
Pink
Beryl
1.577-1.583
2.72
DR
None
Risky
Risky
Poor - should never be heated
Hydrofluoric acid and solvents