History of Morganite

Discovered in the early 20th century and named after the renowned financier and crystal enthusiast J.P. Morgan, Morganite has since been treasured for its subtle yet deeply healing energy.

It's primarily found in Brazil, as well as Madagascar, Namibia, and the United States, with each location adding its unique touch to the crystal's color and vibrancy.

This mineral is a variety of beryl, sharing its family tree with emerald and aquamarine, and radiates with a brilliance that captures the heart and soothes the soul. Found in various shades - from gentle pink to vibrant peach - it's known as the stone of the heart, opening its bearer to the universe's boundless love.

History of Aquamarine

Aquamarine is a special specimen of the Beryl mineral, characterized by its beautiful azure blue color. The light blue hue is created by Fe2+ ions, making the crystal particularly fascinating.

The first recorded mention of this magnificent stone dates back to 400 BC in Greece. However, there's evidence that various peoples have been using this stone for more than 2000 years.

Metaphysical Properties of Morganite:

• Opens the heart chakra and enables us to forgive others' mistakes and move forward,
• Opens our heart to accept ourselves as we are,
• Helps us communicate honestly and from the heart, making it easier to express our emotions,
• Encourages open and authentic dialogue in relationships, opening doors for deeper connections.

Metaphysical Properties of Aquamarine:

• Heals emotional wounds and helps process trauma,
• Aquamarine opens the channel between our heart and throat chakras, helping us speak from the heart,
• Helps balance our emotions,
• Calms its user and helps combat stress and anxiety,
• Helps us connect with unexpressed emotions,
• An excellent stone for meditation.

Product Details:

• This is a natural product, so the size and color of the item you receive may slightly differ from the image.
• The crystal you'll receive will be chosen at random.