Morganite | Rough Specimen

$8.95

A little piece of love.

With its gentle blush-pink colouring and natural, irregular shape, this Morganite specimen is a lovely addition to a gemstone collection.

Morganite is a pink to peach variety of beryl, the same mineral family as Aquamarine and Emerald. Its delicate colouring is associated with trace amounts of manganese within the mineral.

Presented in a small white display box, this individual specimen is a sweet little addition to a collection, a display shelf or a thoughtful gift for someone who loves gemstones.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Morganite Specimen.

✨ This exact piece is ready for its new home.

A little piece of love.

With its gentle blush-pink colouring and natural, irregular shape, this Morganite specimen is a lovely addition to a gemstone collection.

Morganite is a pink to peach variety of beryl, the same mineral family as Aquamarine and Emerald. Its delicate colouring is associated with trace amounts of manganese within the mineral.

Presented in a small white display box, this individual specimen is a sweet little addition to a collection, a display shelf or a thoughtful gift for someone who loves gemstones.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Morganite Specimen.

✨ This exact piece is ready for its new home.

Please Note

  • This is the exact Morganite specimen you will receive. The photographs show the individual piece available for purchase.

  • Natural Morganite can display variations in colour, texture, clarity and mineral inclusions. These characteristics are part of its natural appearance.

  • Product colours and details may appear slightly different depending on lighting, photography and individual screen settings.

  • Measurements are approximate.

  • Your specimen comes presented in a small white display box.

  • Traditional crystal meanings and associations are based on folklore and spiritual practices. They are not scientifically proven and should not be taken as medical advice.