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Why Morganite Engagement Rings Are Great Alternative To Diamond?

There are a few things on earth that are utterly irresistible to women. We're sure by now you have guessed what we're talking about. It's none other than diamonds, the most glamorous and sparkling gemstones you can own.  Diamonds are beautiful, they are everlasting, and it's something that would never fall out of trend. No matter how expensive they are, diamonds are usually our first pick when it comes to choosing an engagement ring. But wait, have you ever heard of Morganite ? Morganite is considered one of the best substitutes for diamonds, in case you are looking for an alternative to diamonds.  Without any further delay, let’s begin to know all about morganite including its color, properties, history, price, and so on.  What Is A Morganite?  Over the last couple of years, morganite has become extremely popular among gemstone jewelry enthusiasts. It comes in a stunning salmon-like pinkish-orange shade, which makes it exceptionally desirable. The gemstone includes...

Morganite Engagement Rings Guide

The popularity of morganite engagement rings has grown considerably in the last few years. Some of the major reasons behind this trend are morganite’s rich color, relative hardness, and celebrities’prefrences. This pink-to-orange-pink variety of beryl has way more than meets the eye, making the gemstone one of the most popular color gemstones for engagement rings. Let’s begin this morganite engagement ring guide by learning about morganite. What Is Morganite? Morganite is a rare gemstone from the beryl mineral family, a mineral species that also includes emerald and aquamarine. First discovered in the year 1910, this is one of the most underrated gemstones. Morganite comes in pink, rose, salmon, and peach colors. Pink morganites have particularly been well-liked in recent years, and that’s because this color is extremely rare to achieve; less than 1% of morganites come in pink color. This rarity and popularity of pink morganites are the reasons why they are traded at 2 to 5 times the ...