Morganite

Morganite: The Gem of Elegance and Legacy

Morganite, the blush-pink variety of beryl, was officially named in 1910 by renowned gemologist George F. Kunz in honor of financier and gem collector J.P. Morgan. The naming followed the discovery of high-quality rose beryl in Madagascar, and paid tribute to Morgan’s extensive patronage of the arts and sciences—including his landmark gem donations to the American Museum of Natural History in New York and the Museum of Natural History in Paris.

Soft yet luminous, morganite is prized for its romantic hues, ranging from delicate peach to saturated rose-pink. As a close relative of emerald and aquamarine, it combines brilliance with a gentle, refined tone—making it a favorite for jewelry designers and collectors alike.

This collection features hand-selected morganite gemstones and jewelry, chosen for their clarity, color, and cut quality.

10% of every purchase supports environmental foundations in morganite-producing regions.

🌸 Romantic hues with historical prestige
🏛️ A gem named for one of history’s greatest collectors
🌍 Ethically sourced