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The Aurora 0.83 CT Pear Morganite Ring

・ONE OF A KIND・

Regular price: $2,450.00
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Sale price: $2,450.00

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RING DETAILS

Metal Type & Color	14K Yellow Gold
Average Band Width	1.7 mm

CENTER STONE DETAILS

Stone Type	Natural Morganite (unheated)
Stone Shape	Pear Cut
Stone Carat Weight	0.83 CT
Stone Dimensions	8 x 5.4 mm

ACCENT STONE DETAILS

Stone Type	Natural Diamond
Stone Grade	VS, G-H
Stone Weight	0.7 CTTW

This ring does not include a gemological report. Purchase your report below!

Ring Sizing Information

This ring is a standard US size 7 and can be resized within a two-size range while preserving its structural integrity, design, and overall quality. For example, a size 7 ring can be adjusted down to a 5 or up to a 9.

Please note: In-house resizing is currently paused to help us ship orders more quickly, but our rings can easily be resized by a reputable local jeweler.

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Shipping & Processing Information

Processing for all ready-to-ship items takes 1-2 business days before they are shipped.

We ship Mondays through Thursdays via UPS Overnight Air to prevent shipments from lingering in courier warehouses over the weekend.

Please be sure to check these processing times before placing your order, especially if you have a deadline. Keep in mind that delays can occur with mail couriers, so it's advisable to be prepared for any potential hiccups.

To read more about our shipping policies, please see our policy and FAQ page here.

About Natural Morganite

Hardness

Morganite, a captivating beryl with a Mohs hardness of 7.5 to 8, is prized for its delicate pink to peach hues. Its subtle internal features add charm but also call for gentle handling, especially in high-contact pieces like rings.
Color Range & Varieties

Morganite, a member of the beryl family, is celebrated for its delicate pink hues. Its colors can range from soft pastels to vibrant peach and salmon shades, with occasional hints of violet. These variations arise from trace elements like manganese and can be subtly enhanced through heat treatment, making each morganite gem uniquely captivating.
Origin, Stability, & Treatments

Morganite forms in granitic pegmatites and is found in notable deposits in Brazil, Madagascar, Afghanistan, and the United States. It was named in 1910 after financier J. Pierpont Morgan, in recognition of his significant influence and support for art and mineral collections.
Morganite is color stable. Under normal light exposure—such as everyday indoor or moderate outdoor conditions—its lovely pink hues remain consistent and do not fade. However, prolonged or intense exposure to direct sunlight (for example, leaving jewelry in a hot car for extended periods) might cause slight changes over time.
The most common treatment for morganite gemstones is heat treatment, which enhances and evens out their pink to peach colors. This is a permanent and widely accepted practice in the gemstone industry. However, we generally do not deal in treated beryls.

Can I recreate this piece?

Although we recreate our styles, we cannot use the exact same gemstone for each new piece due to the unique nature of natural gemstones.

Recreating a one-of-a-kind gemstone rings can be challenging due to several reasons:

Unique Gemstones: Each natural gemstone possesses distinct colors, patterns, inclusions, or cuts that render them truly one-of-a-kind. Finding a similar gemstone that matches the exact characteristics of the original can be extremely difficult. Using rare, high quality stones is the most important aspect of LCG, and while we try to accommodate most requests for replications, this is something we strive to keep consistent.
Variability in Gemstones: Natural gemstones are formed under unique geological conditions, resulting in variations in color, clarity, and overall appearance. Even if you manage to find a similar gemstone, it's unlikely to be an exact match in terms of all these aspects.
Exact Measurements: Achieving the exact measurements and proportions of a one-of-a-kind stone can be difficult. Even a slight deviation in dimensions can affect the overall look and comfort of the ring. Approximately 95% of our tourmaline stones are personally cut by us, and we frequently shape them according to the natural form of the rough stone. It's important to note that not all rough stones can be faceted into identical shapes.
Market Fluctuations & Scarcity: The availability and pricing of gemstones can change over time due to market fluctuations and sourcing challenges. This can impact the feasibility of recreating a piece at a similar cost. This holds particularly true in the present moment, more so than ever before. The demand for high quality colored stones is astronomically high, and in turn makes it difficult to source more rare stones.