Morganite & Golden Beryl represent the warmest and most luminous expressions of the beryl family, sharing the same crystalline structure and dependable hardness (Mohs 7.5–8). Their natural transparency and clean, glassy lustre give each stone a refined, contemporary elegance.
Morganite, colored by manganese, ranges from soft blush and peach to delicate rose. First discovered in Madagascar and later named for J.P. Morgan, it remains cherished for its romantic tones and gentle radiance.
Golden Beryl—known as Heliodor too—derives its sunny yellow to greenish-gold hues from iron. Notable deposits in Namibia’s Erongo Mountains and Brazil’s Minas Gerais region have produced some of the most vibrant, amber-like crystals known.
Together, these beryls showcase a harmonious palette of colorless clarity, rosy warmth, and glowing golden light—an elegant spectrum shaped by trace elements and the geology of exceptional places.