A couple drops of Morganite, 4,665ct
The fine color of morganite is due to the presence of traces of manganese in it. Because morganite has a pronounced pleochroism – pale pink to deeper bluish pink – the raw material must be carefully oriented for processing. Strong color is rare in morganite, and stones usually must be large to produce fine coloration.
Morganite Asscher, 2,71ct
The fine color of morganite is due to the presence of traces of manganese in it. Because morganite has a pronounced pleochroism – pale pink to deeper bluish pink – the raw material must be carefully oriented for processing. Strong color is rare in morganite, and stones usually must be large to produce fine coloration.
Morganite couchon., 4,24ct
The fine color of morganite is due to the presence of traces of manganese in it. Because morganite has a pronounced pleochroism – pale pink to deeper bluish pink – the raw material must be carefully oriented for processing. Strong color is rare in morganite, and stones usually must be large to produce fine coloration.
Morganite drop, 8,58ct
The fine color of morganite is due to the presence of traces of manganese in it. Because morganite has a pronounced pleochroism – pale pink to deeper bluish pink – the raw material must be carefully oriented for processing. Strong color is rare in morganite, and stones usually must be large to produce fine coloration.
Morganite heart set, 1,735ct
The fine color of morganite is due to the presence of traces of manganese in it. Because morganite has a pronounced pleochroism – pale pink to deeper bluish pink – the raw material must be carefully oriented for processing. Strong color is rare in morganite, and stones usually must be large to produce fine coloration.
Morganite set of drops, 7,96ct
The fine color of morganite is due to the presence of traces of manganese in it. Because morganite has a pronounced pleochroism – pale pink to deeper bluish pink – the raw material must be carefully oriented for processing. Strong color is rare in morganite, and stones usually must be large to produce fine coloration.
Morganite set of drops, 8,735ct
The fine color of morganite is due to the presence of traces of manganese in it. Because morganite has a pronounced pleochroism – pale pink to deeper bluish pink – the raw material must be carefully oriented for processing. Strong color is rare in morganite, and stones usually must be large to produce fine coloration.
Morganite trillion, 1,87ct
The fine color of morganite is due to the presence of traces of manganese in it. Because morganite has a pronounced pleochroism – pale pink to deeper bluish pink – the raw material must be carefully oriented for processing. Strong color is rare in morganite, and stones usually must be large to produce fine coloration.
Morganite usher, 5,13ct
The fine color of morganite is due to the presence of traces of manganese in it. Because morganite has a pronounced pleochroism – pale pink to deeper bluish pink – the raw material must be carefully oriented for processing. Strong color is rare in morganite, and stones usually must be large to produce fine coloration.