Crystal Encyclopedia
Morganite
MOR-guh-nite
Pink Beryl
Hardness
7.5–8
System
Hexagonal
Family
Beryl
Formula
Be3Al2Si6O18
Rarity
uncommon
Planet
Venus
Chakra
Heart
Element
Water
Water
Safe
Sun
Moderate
Toxicity
Non-toxic
Did You Know?
Named in the early 20th century and valued as a gemstone for its delicate pink coloration.
Quick Learn
What is Morganite used for?
Morganite is commonly used for divine love, compassion, emotional healing.
Can Morganite go in water?
Morganite is rated: Safe.
What chakra is Morganite?
Morganite resonates with the Heart chakra.
Scientific Data
Formula
Be3Al2Si6O18
Crystal System
Hexagonal
Mineral Family
Beryl
Composition
Beryllium
Origin Regions
Brazil, Madagascar, Afghanistan
Formation
Beryl crystal colored by trace manganese
Colors
Pink, peach, light rose
Mohs Hardness
7.5–8
Metaphysical Properties
"I lead with softness and strength."
Geological Profile
A pink variety of beryl colored by trace manganese
Care & Cleansing
Care Instructions
Clean with warm water and mild soap; avoid prolonged heat exposure
Cleansing Methods
Moonlight, sound, gentle smoke
Historical Use
Named in the early 20th century and valued as a gemstone for its delicate pink coloration.
Recommended Uses
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