Raw morganite, unpolished. This is pink beryl, mineral sister to aquamarine and emerald, and tradition links it to the love that does not burn: affection that lasts, forgiveness and compassion, starting with yourself. Its shade runs from very pale pink to salmon. Delivered in a 4 × 4 cm box, and every example is unique.
If red is passion, morganite is the opposite: the love that does not burn. It is the stone of affection that holds over time, of forgiveness, and of treating yourself well.
Morganite is the pink variety of beryl, the same family as aquamarine and emerald. Its colour runs from very pale pink to salmon or peach, and in raw form you can see the crystal faces and its inclusions. It is a hard stone and stands up to daily use.
Tradition calls it the stone of compassionate love. It differs from rose quartz in one shade of meaning: it is used less to attract and more to hold and repair.
It is best worked on a Waxing Moon🌒 or a Full Moon🌕. The waxing moon is the phase for cultivating and growing, which is exactly what this stone is asked for, and the full moon strengthens the work when forgiveness is the point. Use it too in the stretches when you are demanding too much of yourself.
Carry it with you or keep it where you see it daily, which makes most sense for self-love. Many people put it in the bedroom or beside a photo. If you want it for a particular piece of work, hold it in your hand and say out loud who that forgiveness or that affection is for, even if it is you. It goes well with a pink candle.
With rose quartz, which works the same ground but through attraction. With rhodochrosite and rhodonite for self-love and emotional healing. And with a pink candle if you would rather give it the shape of a ritual.
They are two different minerals: morganite is a beryl and rose quartz is a quartz. In tradition, rose quartz leans towards attracting love, and morganite towards holding it and towards compassion, including for yourself.
Within pink it varies a good deal: from an almost white pink to a salmon. It is a natural stone and no two are alike.
No. It is hard and handles daily use and water without trouble.
| Presentation | 4 × 4 cm box |
| Type | Raw mineral, neither polished nor cut |
| Piece | Natural and unique: shape, size and shade vary from stone to stone |
You can rinse it under cold running water and dry it with a soft cloth. It is a hard stone, so water does it no harm.
