Morganite comes from the Beryl family of gemstones that include Emeralds and Aquamarines. Morganite was referred to as "pink/rose beryl" previously. However, it did not own its official name till 1910, when Gemologist Kunz named it after his jewellery enthusiast client, J.P. Morgan. Morganite is a newcomer to the gemstone world but gained popularity for its pastel, rose or salmon pink lustre and brilliance. Its unique rosy colour resonates with serenity and delicacy.

Morganite is the gem of uplifting love and compassion. It cleanses the mind and heart of stress and anxiety and evokes a sense of peace, joy and inner strength. It is gaining popularity as an engagement ring due to its romantic hues. It is a lovely gemstone for self-love as well.