Morganite Ring

You don’t have a morganite ring, yet? The warm beauty emitted from the morganite ring makes this a piece you will want to add to your jewelry collection. In addition, morganite rings are not as expensive as some other rings.

When wearing your morganite ring, you can bet you’ll look great in any outfit, as morganite goes well with virtually any wardrobe. A morganite ring adds the element of softness/tenderness to some of the darker colors such as navy blue, grey, or black.

A member of the beryl family of gem stones, morganite is sometimes referred to as pink emerald. The beryl family also consists of aquamarine, heliodor, goshenite, emerald, and bixbite. While not as rare as emerald or bixbite, morganite is still just as popular of a choice to be used in jewelry settings. Morganite is a very durable stone, making it a wonderful accent to any jewelry piece. It rates about an eight on the Moh’s scale, compared to a diamond’s rating of ten. Because of the strength of the gem, morganite rings can be worn in conjunction with just about any physical activity in which you desire to take part.

When wearing a morganite ring, it is said that a person feels less stressed. Feelings of relaxation and calmness tend to be present. While wearing your morganite ring, it is also said that you’ll have more patience and better communication skills.

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When shopping around for a morganite ring, look at the size of the stone. In many gem stones size is not important--it’s the quality that is. With morganite, size is very important. Larger stones show the color better and color is important when determining the quality of morganite. Colors of morganite range from pink, rose, light violet, and peach/orange. When heat treated, the orange color is reduced and pink shows up better. Pink is the most desired color by women, especially in morganite rings. They tend to feel that the pink stone’s brilliance radiates charm.

Cleaning a morganite ring is best accomplished through the use of warm, soapy water and the use of a toothbrush. Never use harsh detergents on morganite rings, or any other piece of jewelry containing morganite.

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