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18.64 Ct. Orangish Pink Morganite from Brazil
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Item ID: | K2500 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 15.31 Width: 14.88 Height: 12.89 |
Weight: | 18.64 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $200 |
This exceptional, transparent morganite from The Natural Gemstone Company is presented as an 18.64 carat cushion shape gem, with precise dimensions of 15.31 x 14.88 x 12.89 millimeters, faceted to a mixed brilliant cutting style, and finished to an excellent polish. The substantial carat weight combined with the well balanced cushion proportions allows this stone to carry significant visual presence without sacrificing brilliance or handability for fine jewelry. The mixed brilliant cut leverages a combination of pavilion facets and crown brilliance to maximize light return, and in this specimen the cutter has maintained symmetry and facet alignment that accentuate the internal luster and create a pleasing display of flashes. The excellent polish ensures that light transmission is not hindered by surface irregularities, so the stone reads as lively and clear at most viewing angles, and the transparent quality permits the sitter to appreciate the depth of tone and internal features.
Color and clarity are critical attributes for an educated buyer of morganite, and this piece displays an orangish pink hue with a light color intensity that reads soft and elegant in both daylight and incandescent lighting. The orangish pink character offers warmth that is often preferred by collectors looking for a distinctive yet refined palette, and the light intensity allows for versatility in mounting, enabling the stone to complement both cool and warm metal tones. The clarity grade is evaluated as slightly included at eye level, which is typical for natural larger morganites and does not detract from the gem when set, especially due to the size and cut that diffuse and mask minor inclusions. Slight inclusions can serve as verification of natural origin and add to the gemstone story, while not compromising durability for everyday wear. Importantly, this morganite has undergone no enhancement, a detail that is increasingly significant to discerning buyers who seek untreated examples for long term value retention and natural beauty.
The Brazilian origin of this morganite is an important provenance factor that enhances its desirability and market value. Morganites from Brazil are noted for their warm peachy to orangish pink tones that arise from trace manganese in the beryl crystal lattice, and Brazilian material has a reputation among gemologists for producing larger, cleaner crystals suitable for fine cutting. Provenance matters to educated buyers because it informs geological formation conditions, typical inclusion types, and long term market perception, and Brazilian morganite often commands a premium relative to more common sources due to historical mining records and consistent color profiles. In addition, provenance can affect collectability, and pieces from well documented Brazilian localities are sought after by connoisseurs who value traceable supply chains and regional characteristics. When combined with the absence of enhancements in this specimen, the Brazilian origin contributes to a narrative of natural formation and superior aesthetic attributes that experienced buyers recognize and appreciate.
From an investment and practical perspective, this 18.64 carat cushion morganite represents an attractive balance of rarity, wearability, and aesthetic appeal. Morganite belongs to the beryl family, which offers a hardness and toughness profile suitable for engagement rings and statement pieces when set with appropriate protective settings, and the cushion shape is ideal for bezel, halo, or four prong settings that secure the stone while allowing generous light interaction. Buyers should consider custom settings that protect the girdle and back facets, and routine care should include avoiding harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaning if significant inclusions or fissures are present internally, opting instead for gentle warm soapy water and a soft brush. At The Natural Gemstone Company we pride ourselves on providing detailed gemological information and images to support an informed purchase, and we recommend independent certification or appraisal for buyers seeking documentation for insurance or resale. This Brazilian morganite, with its transparent body, excellent polish, natural orangish pink color, mixed brilliant cut, and untreated status, is an exemplary choice for buyers who prioritize natural provenance, fine cutting, and an elegant large format that will translate into a compelling center stone for heirloom and high end jewelry.





















