• Location: Pakistan
• Weight: 1.85ct
• Dimensions: 9 x 6.9 x 5.3 mm
• Colour: pink
• DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Morganite Morganite is a precious gemstone from the beryl family, like emerald or aquamarine. It is particularly prized for its delicate pink-peach hues, which give it an elegant and luxurious appearance. Its colour is mainly due to traces of manganese present in its mineral structure. Hardness, brilliance and use in jewellery With a hardness of 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, morganite is suitable for creating jewellery. It often exhibits excellent clarity, a distinct vitreous lustre and, when faceted, beautifully reflects light, giving it exceptional brilliance and subtle depth of colour. Morganite locations Morganite is found in several locations around the world; the best-known sources include Brazil, Madagascar, Afghanistan, Mozambique, Namibia and Pakistan. Unlike some rarer gemstones, morganite is not limited to a single location, yet it remains highly sought after for its beauty and quality.