Morganite
Soft blush pink, peach and pale lilac chips, often mixed with a little pale blue, with a gentle glassy shine.
About morganite
Morganite is the pink to peach variety of beryl, the same mineral family as aquamarine and emerald. Its colour comes from traces of manganese. It was named in 1911 after the American banker and collector J. P. Morgan.
In crystal tradition morganite is linked with love, compassion and gentleness. It is said to soften the heart and encourage kindness to yourself and others, which makes it a favourite stone of love.
How people use it
Worn every day as a soft, pretty bracelet on its own or stacked with rose quartz. A popular gift for a partner, a friend or someone going through a tender time.
Care
Roll the bracelet on rather than stretching it. Keep it out of strong sun for long periods, take it off before swimming, and wipe it with a soft cloth.
Crystal meanings describe tradition and belief, not medical advice.
