Morganite beads
Pink beryl
Our Morganite or Pink Beryl beads will be matte, shiny, faceted... but always beautiful and carefully chosen.
With these Berylis, you'll be able to create jewelry with a quiet and balancing force in lithotherapy.
Why create jewelry with Morganite beads in lithotherapy?
The virtues of Morganite pearls are linked to the powers of speech, which makes sense by expressing long-suppressed emotions and feelings, in a form that leaves an important place for love and recognition of others.
A piece of jewelry created with Morganite beads can be a veritable "love potion". With this stone, your heart opens up to the one you love, ignoring the barriers that would otherwise stand in its way.
It's the ideal stone for stimulating oxytocin, the love hormone. Morganite invites you to listen to what makes you feel good and to turn away from torments. With it, you're invited to become aware of the voice of your heart, which speaks to you about your feelings and dreams. Green beryl is also strongly linked to love. In addition or as an alternative, you can explore our natural Emerald beads.
Becoming aware of your desires also means going beyond fears that cross generations and opening yourself up to alleviating your loved one's fears in turn. Acknowledging and expressing personal feelings opens the door to empathy through the power of the right words. Exchanging words soothes the pains of the spirit; if it knows how to listen honestly, it seduces in the same way by the new meaning or revelation it produces. It opens our eyes to the beauty and fullness within human reach.
Purifying pink beryl pearls
Sun, fire, wind. Sound of chimes, singing bowls, drums; fumigation, sacred geometryChakras
2nd and 4th chakras - Sacral and HeartAstrological sign
Virgo, Capricorn and TaurusElement
WaterMineralogy of Morganite pearls
This silicate is a pink beryl, whose crystals can be pink-orange, orange, peach-colored or light violet. But never blue in its natural state! The only blue beryl found in nature is aquamarine.
Pink beryl is hard (7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale).
*Please note! Some minerals may be toxic and must not be licked or ingested (as such or in the form of powder, elixir or stone water) or be in prolonged contact with the skin or mucous membranes.
*The information on the stones described here are general indications based on our research and experience, and are not exhaustive.
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