Morganite pendant necklaces
Natural pink beryl
Wearing a Morganite pendant necklace means wearing a beautiful natural stone that has the power in lithotherapy to help you understand your feelings and express them. Your silver jewel for women or men will be your guide to being true to your deepest nature.
The lithotherapy properties of your pendant
Morganite is a pink beryl that can also be orange-pink, orange, peach or pale violet. Like all beryls, it favors balance through its gifts of prudence and stability.
In particular, your Morganite necklace will invite you to see within yourself in a fair and honest way, beyond social taboos and repressed emotions, for an assumed vision that can be expressed without fear of others' opinions.
Another option might be to start by gaining self-confidence by reflecting on what's preventing you from shining: in this respect, the Heliodorus, in the form of a yellow beryl pendant, can be a great help in overcoming shyness thanks to its beautiful solar symbolism.
Why wear a Morganite necklace?
Speech frees us from stress, excess tension and nervousness. The virtues and benefits of Morganite are thus linked to openness to one's own feelings, in order to better listen to one's nature and dare to express it. Knowing and accepting oneself better means opening up the possibility of recognizing oneself in the image of others, and through this enriched awareness of our place in the world, giving free rein to the healing of wounds of the spirit.
Purifying your Morganite pendant
Recharging pink beryl
Exposure to the sun, fire or wind. To the sound of a chime, a singing bowl, a drum; fumigation, sacred geometryChakras
2nd and 4th chakras - Sacral and HeartAstrological sign
Virgo, Capricorn and TaurusElement
WaterMineralogy of your pendant necklace
Morganite is a beryl silicate. Its pink color - or close to it - is due to the manganese contained in the crystal. It's best to know that blue Morganite is not natural, this color is obtained by heating and irradiating the stone - Kûrma sells only natural stones: if you want a genuine natural blue Beryl, you can explore our selection of Aquamarine pendants. Like aquamarine, Morganite is a fairly hard stone (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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