Ruby$11,800+1.4%Sapphire$86,000-0.4%Sapphire$11,500+1.8%Emerald$34,000+1.3%Emerald$13,200+2.6%Paraíba Tourmaline$42,000+4.7%Paraíba Tourmaline$13,000+3.1%Spinel$6,200+0.6%Cobalt Spinel$21,000+5.2%
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Morganite

MORGANITE

Pink beryl, named for a collector

Morganite is pink to peach beryl, coloured by manganese. It was named in 1911 after the financier J.P. Morgan, a great collector of gemstones.

Madagascar, Brazil and Mozambique produce it. Colour deepens with size, so small stones are pale and the strong pinks come in larger sizes. Much morganite is heated to remove a yellow or orange tint.

SOURCE
Madagascar, Brazil
Also Mozambique.
COLOUR
Deepens with size
Saturated pink is found mainly in larger stones.
TREATMENT
Often heated
Untreated, saturated pink is the scarcer stone.
VAULT TRADE STANDARD

Only the finest morganite: saturated pink, eye-clean, from 10 ct, untreated, with a top-four laboratory report.

NOT YET LISTEDMorganite lists on CGEMX when real stones arrive, with real prices.