Morganite is the pink-to-orange variety of beryl, which is also a mineral that includes aquamarine and emerald. It is also known as pink beryl, rose beryl, pink emerald, and cesian beryl. Also, this is the most rare gemstone from the beryl family. This gemstone is popularly worn for astrological benefits and the pink morganite is highly demanded for jewelry.
Morganite is the symbol of compassion, love, romance, and harmony. It has a hardness of 7.5-8 on the Mohs scale and is Transparent to transparent Diaphaneity. The first Morganite was discovered in 1910 in Madagascar. It is found in Brazil, Afghanistan, Mozambique, the United States, and Madagascar. Many people use this gemstone as a substitute for a diamond in their engagement ring.
Morganite Benefits:
Mental Benefits: Both the colour and properties of this gemstone can calm the mind. Wearing Morganite relaxes the brain and also reduces anxiety and stress. So it is a very good soothing stone for the mind/brain. It makes the brain sharper and improves concentration and focus.
Emotional Benefits: After the mental benefits, morganite is responsible forthe emotional benefits too. This stone is good for controlling anger and is suggested to be worn by people who get anxious over small things, lose their temper easily, and have negative thoughts. It is also associated with the heart chakra, which soothes anxiety and stress
Physical Benefits: The body also gets the benefits of this gemstone. This stone is very good for our hearts. Wearing it controls the heartbeat, improves the nervous system, and strengthens the lungs. As usual, all the gemstones affect our bodies, which is beneficial for those with weak hearts and lungs.
Quality & Price of Morganite:
Colour:
Morganite is not just pink in colour, it is found in different shades, from pure pink to subtle lavender, peachy pink, bright fuchsias, and violet-pink, it is found in different colours. Pink-hued morganite gemstones are typically more expensive than peach-hued ones, although both hues can add a lot of value to your item. Dark Morganite pieces or gemstones with an almost faded pink tint may have a lower gemstone value per carat. It’s common to think that Morganite’s darker hues are processed. But in the gemstone market, pink variety with a hint of peach are starting to become more and more well-liked due to the growing peach trend.
Origin:
Firstly morganite was found in Madagascar, known as pink beryl. Its mineral resources can currently be found in Afghanistan, Russia, Madagascar, Namibia, Brazil, and Mozambique. Because of their intensely rich, rosy pink hue, Madagascar and Nigerian they are historically regarded as the most desirable varieties. The Brazilian variety stones, on the other hand, are thought to be the next most popular option because of their peachy pink hue.
Cut:
The cut influences the price since it dictates how much gemstone material is utilized for faceting. A morganite’s cut is crucial since it affects the stone’s overall brilliance and worth. Depending on the needs, monetarite can be shaped and sized to suit any need. The most common cuts used to improve the overall look of a the gemstone are the oval, round, heart, rectangle, and square cushion cuts.
Price:
The main factors that influence a mantle’s value are colour, clarity, cut, and carat weight. The worldwide jewellery industry’s increasing demand for Pink Morganite gems has led to a notable increase in their total market value. On the other hand, the darker the hue, the higher the price. The relationship between the two is direct. Fine quality pink variety costs between INR 3000- 4000 ($41–$50) per carat, and sometimes even more, based on the colour shades.
