- Morganite may be reddish orange through slightly purplish red (generally in lighter tones and saturations)
- Morganite is sometimes marketed as "pink emerald" or "pink aquamarine"
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- Morganite is very often eye-clean (viewed without magnification) even in sizes larger than 5 carats
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- Morganite responds to some heat treatment, by removing a yellow color component and thereby rendering a deeper pink color. The color is considered stable
- Synthetic stones have been found in the market
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- Morganites occasionally form as large crystals, as such are suitable for oversized gems (unique cuts) or carvings
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- Morganite can be worn in jewelry under normal use. Larger aquamarines should be worn with care, especially in settings such as rings that can be easily knocked
- Cleaning: sudsy water and damp cloth
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