STYLE SPOTLIGHT: MORGANITE ENGAGEMENT RINGS
As the trend towards alternatives to diamond engagement rings continues, some couples are discovering gemstones they may never have considered a couple decades ago. One of the most popular varieties is morganite, a pale pink stone in the same family as emerald and aquamarine. Thanks to the rise of “Millennial pink”, morganite has become a sought-after gemstone that no one could have predicted—and it seems to be here to stay. If you’re considering the possibility of a morganite engagement ring, here’s what you need to know.
WHAT IS MORGANITE?
MORGANITE VS. DIAMOND
Stone Features | Morganite | Diamond |
---|---|---|
Color | Pink, Coral | Usually colorless |
Popularity | Less common, gaining in popularity | Most popular engagement ring stone |
Mohs Scale (durability) | 7.5-8 | 10 |
Style | Modern, feminine, unique | Traditional, timeless, versatile |
Brilliance | High | High |
Popular Shape | Pear, Cushion, Square | Princess, Round, Emerald |
WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN MORGANITE
POPULAR MORGANITE ENGAGEMENT RING STYLES
ROSE GOLD
Pair blush pink morganite with a rose gold band for a modern, monochromatic look that will turn heads.
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HALO
A border of small diamonds in the perfect way to complement a morganite center stone and give it even more sparkle.
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EMERALD-CUT
With a larger table (top surface area), an emerald-cut morganite stone is guaranteed to stand out.
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READY TO PROPOSE?
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