Pink Morganite 14k Rose Gold Ring 5.06ctw

Ring Type

Halo

Metal Weight

3.7 g

Band Width

0.06 in

Material

14K Rose Gold

Material Color

Rose

Density

Solid

Morganite Gemstone & Information

Gemopedia™

Morganite is the pretty, peachy-pink variety of beryl, cousin to more familiar beryls like emerald and aquamarine. Morganite's beautiful, feminine colors are a result of the presence of manganese. After its discoveries in California and Madagascar in the early 20th century, this pink beryl was renamed morganite as suggested by famed gemologist George F. Kunz. Named in honor of financier and gem enthusiast J. P. Morgan, morganite has many redeeming qualities, including durability, luster, clarity and brilliance. Though there are also small deposits in Brazil, Mozambique, Namibia, Afghanistan, and Russia, quality morganite remains relatively rare. Ironically, it is morganite's rarity that keeps it relatively affordable, since there aren't enough standard-sized stones available for use in manufactured jewelry.

Gemstone

Morganite

Gemstone Species

Beryl

Count

1

Carat Weight

3.06 ctw

Gemstone Shape

Rectangular Cushion

Gemstone Dimensions

11.00mm L x 9.00mm W

Gemstone Setting

Prong

Cut

Faceted

Gemstone Color

Pink

Gemstone Composition

Natural

Enhancement

Irradiated

Material Composition

Natural

Origin Country

Mozambique

Morganite Gemstone & Information

Gemopedia™

Morganite is the pretty, peachy-pink variety of beryl, cousin to more familiar beryls like emerald and aquamarine. Morganite's beautiful, feminine colors are a result of the presence of manganese. After its discoveries in California and Madagascar in the early 20th century, this pink beryl was renamed morganite as suggested by famed gemologist George F. Kunz. Named in honor of financier and gem enthusiast J. P. Morgan, morganite has many redeeming qualities, including durability, luster, clarity and brilliance. Though there are also small deposits in Brazil, Mozambique, Namibia, Afghanistan, and Russia, quality morganite remains relatively rare. Ironically, it is morganite's rarity that keeps it relatively affordable, since there aren't enough standard-sized stones available for use in manufactured jewelry.

Gemstone

Rhodolite

Gemstone Species

Garnet

Count

2

Carat Weight

1.61 ctw

Gemstone Shape

Round

Gemstone Setting

Prong

Gemstone Color

Purple

Gemstone Composition

Natural

Enhancement

No Treatment

Material Composition

Natural

Morganite Gemstone & Information

Gemopedia™

Morganite is the pretty, peachy-pink variety of beryl, cousin to more familiar beryls like emerald and aquamarine. Morganite's beautiful, feminine colors are a result of the presence of manganese. After its discoveries in California and Madagascar in the early 20th century, this pink beryl was renamed morganite as suggested by famed gemologist George F. Kunz. Named in honor of financier and gem enthusiast J. P. Morgan, morganite has many redeeming qualities, including durability, luster, clarity and brilliance. Though there are also small deposits in Brazil, Mozambique, Namibia, Afghanistan, and Russia, quality morganite remains relatively rare. Ironically, it is morganite's rarity that keeps it relatively affordable, since there aren't enough standard-sized stones available for use in manufactured jewelry.

Gemstone

Zircon

Gemstone Species

Zircon

Count

52

Carat Weight

0.39 ctw

Gemstone Shape

Round

Gemstone Setting

Prong

Gemstone Color

White

Gemstone Composition

Natural

Enhancement

Heated

Material Composition

Natural

What is the Jewel Safe™ Protection Plan

Jewel Safe™ Protection Plan is a 2 year protection plan for jewelry, loose gemstones, and watches sold at JTV® and on JTV.com. Customer service is available 8 a.m. EST to 11 p.m. EST Monday thru Friday for your convenience. The Protection Plan begins on the date of order shipment and covers most damage from normal wear and tear, moisture damage for watches and includes a ring re-sizing for rings. Customers will never pay any out-of-pocket expenses, including shipping. Jewel Safe™ can be transferred to any new owner of the piece of jewelry or watch; Jewel Safe™ sticks with the product, not the purchaser. If your jewelry or watch cannot be repaired, it will be replaced with a check for the full purchase price, plus applicable taxes paid.

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What it covers:

For jewelry Jewel Safe™ covers:

• Damage to any stone (including cracks, chips, scratches and breakage)
• Lost enhancement, or side, stones
• Broken chains, links or clasps
• Broken, worn or bent prongs
• Dented or misshapen jewelry
• Cracked or thinning bands
• Kinks or knots in chains
• Broken earring posts
• Stretched or broken pearl strands
• 1 ring re-sizing

For gemstones Jewel Safe™ covers:

• Damage to your gemstone (including cracks, chips, and breakage)
• Damage to any stone (cracked, chipped, scratched) not resulting from mishandling of the stone or damaged resulting from 3rd parties.

For watches Jewel Safe™ covers:

• Damage to the crystal (including scratches, cracks, chips and breakage)
• Movement
• Clasps
• Bands (breakage of metal or leather discoloration); bezel
• Stem and crown damage
• Moisture damage

How it Works:

If you ever need assistance, it's as easy as these 3 steps:

1. Call the toll free number (800) 366-4010 for a specialist that can further assist you.
2. Receive a prepaid label and all shipping instructions.
3. Your jewelry, gemstone, or watch is repaired and returned to you. If it can't be repaired, it's replaced!

Who Should Purchase:

We know how much our customers value their jewelry, gemstones, and watches, that's why we offer Jewel Safe™. This is protection for 2 full years that will cover against almost all normal wear and tear. We want to help our customer protect their investment in their jewelry and watches purchased from JTV®, so all customers who feel like this matches their frame of mind should purchase Jewel Safe™.