2.64ct Australian Morganite - Cushion

• Morganite is loved for its soft pink to peach colour, giving jewellery a warm, romantic and understated feel.
• As a member of the beryl family, morganite has a gentle transparency and luminous quality that suits elegant custom jewellery.
• Australian morganite is an unusual choice for clients who value local provenance and a gemstone with a quieter, more personal story.
• With a Mohs hardness of 7.5–8, morganite can be suitable for many jewellery designs, but it still needs thoughtful setting and careful wear.
• We assess morganites individually for colour, clarity, cut, origin and setting suitability, especially when the stone is intended for a ring.

Is morganite suitable for an engagement ring?

Morganite can be used in an engagement ring, but it needs more care than sapphire, ruby or diamond. It is reasonably hard, but it can still be scratched, chipped or worn over time if the design is exposed or the ring is worn heavily. Protective settings and realistic care expectations are important.

What colour is morganite?

Morganite usually ranges from soft pink to peach, salmon or blush tones. Many clients choose it for its warmth and subtlety rather than intense colour.

Is morganite related to aquamarine and emerald?

Yes. Morganite, aquamarine and emerald are all varieties of beryl. Morganite is the pink to peach variety, aquamarine is the blue to blue-green variety, and emerald is the green variety.

How should morganite jewellery be cared for?

Morganite jewellery should be protected from hard knocks, harsh chemicals and unnecessary abrasion. Clean gently with warm soapy water and a soft brush, and have rings checked periodically to ensure the setting remains secure.

Morganite sourcing is about colour, clarity, cut and provenance. We look for stones with a pleasing pink or peach tone, attractive transparency and a shape that suits the intended jewellery design.

Our morganite selection includes Australian material, including Western Australian morganite. This can be especially meaningful for clients who value local provenance and a less common Australian gemstone story.

Morganite is often chosen for softness, warmth and romance rather than maximum durability. We consider each stone carefully, particularly when it is intended for a ring or another piece exposed to regular wear.

For custom jewellery, we favour morganite designs that protect the stone while letting its gentle colour remain the focus.