Few Morganites are given the opportunity to become something truly distinctive. In this case, exceptional rough was paired with a rare concave cut, resulting in a gemstone whose identity is defined as much by craftsmanship as by the material itself.
At 100.56 carats and measuring 37.48 x 22.29 x 16.37 mm, this Brazilian Morganite displays a delicate Baby Peach Pink color in completely untreated and unheated form. The concave faceting required a level of planning and precision rarely applied to gemstones of this size, producing a finished stone that stands apart from conventional cutting styles. Every surface reflects deliberate execution, with the precision of the workmanship evident throughout the gemstone.
Large Morganites are available in the market. Untreated examples with attractive color are less common. Combining both with a rare concave cut at over 100 carats places this stone firmly within collector territory. A gemstone chosen with intention, not impulse.
Brazilian pegmatites produce large, well-crystallized morganite with a color range from pale blush through medium rose-pink, in crystal sizes that make large faceted stones commercially accessible. Learn more about Morganite .
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this morganite natural?
Yes, this morganite is a 100% natural gemstone that has been carefully sourced and verified for authenticity. At Gempiece, we never sell lab-created or man-made substitutes — all our gemstones are earth-mined natural stones.
Do you provide certification?
Yes, many of our gemstones come with certification. For others, certification can be arranged upon request at the buyer’s cost. You can select your preferred laboratory from the product information section. We offer certification from standard labs in Bangkok to premium labs such as GIA, GRS, AIGS, and Lotus, with costs typically ranging from $20 to $400 depending on the lab.
Does this morganite fade over time?
At Gempiece, we deal only in natural gemstones with stable color. While some gemstones in the market may fade under extreme conditions, we do not deal in such material.
Does lighting affect this morganite?
Yes, this morganite may appear slightly different under various lighting conditions. Factors such as hue, tone, and brilliance can vary under daylight, warm light, or indoor lighting.
Does size affect value?
Yes, larger gemstones with strong color, clarity, and overall quality are generally more valuable.
