Morganite
Geological Information
Morganite crystals are a type of beryl mineral that can range in color from pale pink to peach.
Morganite crystals are typically formed in granite pegmatites, and can be found in large, well-formed crystals.
They have a hardness of 7.5-8 on the Mohs scale, making them a durable gemstone.
The pink color of morganite is due to the presence of manganese in the crystal structure.
Historical Information
They were first discovered in Madagascar in the early 20th century, and have since been found in many other locations around the world.
Morganite crystals are often cut and polished for use in jewelry, and are prized for their delicate color and high clarity.
Metaphysical Information
Morganite crystals are often used for metaphysical purposes due to their calming and soothing energy.
They are believed to help reduce stress, anxiety, and emotional trauma, promoting a sense of inner peace and relaxation.
Morganite is also thought to open the heart chakra, enhancing love and compassion towards oneself and others.
In addition, morganite crystals are said to stimulate spiritual growth and aid in connecting with the Divine.
Some people use morganite for meditation or as a tool for manifestation and intention-setting.