Morganite Gemstone Beads

Morganite, a member of the beryl family, typically presents a soft pink to peach coloration, attributed to traces of manganese. It maintains a hardness of 7.5-8 on the Mohs scale, making it both a beautiful and durable choice for creating wearable art.

Facts: Morganite was first discovered in Madagascar in 1910 and later named after J.P. Morgan, an avid gem collector and American financier. The stone's gentle hues have associated it with the elegance and sophistication of early 20th century fashion, making it a favorite among vintage and antique jewelry enthusiasts. Today, its use spans various forms, from high fashion on runways to more casual, everyday pieces.

Metaphysical / Holistic: Believed to carry the energy of divine love and compassion, Morganite is said to attract an abundance of love into one’s life and to foster nurturing relationships. This gentle stone is ideal for those looking to open their heart or to find a deeper sense of emotional healing.