Morganite Fun Facts:
Morganite was initially discovered in the early 20th century in the state of California. The gem’s name “morganite” came from the suggestion of the New York gemologist G. F. Kunz in honor of the banker and mineral collector John Pierpont Morgan in 1911. Morganite's pretty colors are due to the presence of manganese or cesium. It is a peachy-pink beryl which is the cousin to more familiar beryls like emerald and aquamarine.
Center Stone Details:
Gem Stone: Natural Morganite
Shape: Emerald
Color: Peachy Pink
Approximate Measurement: 8mm x 6.5mm
Approximate Weight: 1.8 Carats
Gem Quality: AAA Top Grade
Hardness (Moh's Scale): 8
Ring Details:
Style: 4-Prong Peg Setting Solitaire
Gold Type: 14K Solid White Gold
Carat Total Weight: approximately 1.8 Carats
Width of Band: Approximately 1.5mm
Item#: CS102
Approximate Measurement: 8mm x 6.5mm
Approximate Weight: 1.8 Carats
Gem Quality: AAA Top Grade
Hardness (Moh's Scale): 8
Ring Details:
Style: 4-Prong Peg Setting Solitaire
Gold Type: 14K Solid White Gold
Carat Total Weight: approximately 1.8 Carats
Width of Band: Approximately 1.5mm
Item#: CS102
