Collection: Morganite Rings

Morganite is a gemstone named after famous John Pierpoint Morgan... Read More

Morganite is a gemstone named after famous John Pierpoint Morgan and discovered in Madagascar in 1910. It is a close relative of emeralds and aquamarines and is relatively rare. It has a color range of soft pink to peach to violet pink. The most common color is soft peach-pink, which is also the most popular hue. Its gentle pink colors earned it its fame among gemstone enthusiasts, associating it with positive heart energy. Because of this, accessories bearing this gem, especially Ring to Perfection's Morganite Rings, are becoming increasingly popular.

Morganite rings are generally associated with the heart because of its pink color. The soft appeal of the gem makes it an excellent gem for rings. In fact, morganite engagement rings are rising in popularity, challenging the traditional diamond ones. Morganite rings allow the wearer to showcase their personality more and the rings themselves have a calming aura coming from its kind hues. The pinks that the gem exhibits are just the right one that appeases upset atmospheres and encourages kindness and happiness.

But the charm of these rings goes far more than the energies they invoke to their wearers. These rings make for a great alternative to diamond ones because of their relative cheapness. Although stronger colors demand a greater sum of money, the popular variants cost only a fraction of diamond ones, yet remaining to be of high quality. But if you want the best of both worlds, morganite and diamond engagement rings are also available. Morganite rings are not just limited to engagement rings; in fact, they are best used for everyday functions as well.