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Article: A buyer's guide to Morganites

What you need to know to buy a morganite

A buyer's guide to Morganites

Morganite is a popular gemstone for use in jewelry, especially in engagement and wedding rings. It is known for its delicate peach to pink color, which is created by the presence of manganese in the crystal structure. 

 

WHAT IS A MORGANITE?

 What is a Morganite? Morganite is a rare and precious gemstone that belongs to the beryl family of minerals, along with emerald and aquamarine. It is a pink to peach-colored gemstone that is known for its delicate and feminine hues.

 

FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING A MORGANITE

  1. When buying a morganite, there are several factors to consider, including the color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. Here are some details about each factor:

  • Color: The most desirable morganites have a vibrant and even color with a strong pink to peach hue.
  • Clarity: Morganites are often included, and it is rare to find a completely flawless stone. Look for a morganite with minimal inclusions that don't affect its beauty or durability.
  • Cut: The cut of a morganite can greatly affect its brilliance and fire. Look for a stone with a well-proportioned cut that maximizes its light reflection.
  • Carat weight: Morganites are available in a range of carat weights, and the price increases with the size of the stone.

 

MORGANITE JEWELRY STYLE

Morganite is a popular choice for engagement rings, but it is also used in other types of jewelry, such as necklaces, earrings, and bracelets. Popular styles include solitaire, halo, and three-stone designs. Morganite is often paired with rose gold or yellow gold to enhance its delicate pink to peach hues.

 

MORGANITE CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Your Morganite engagement ring is a relatively durable gemstone with a hardness rating of 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, but it is still prone to scratching and chipping. To care for your morganite jewelry, avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or high temperatures, and store it in a separate compartment to prevent scratching. More about cleaning

 

MORGANITE PRICE

The price of a morganite varies depending on the quality of the stone, its size, and the design of the jewelry. In general, morganite is less expensive than other gemstones, such as diamonds or emeralds, but larger, high-quality morganites can still be quite valuable.

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