(ring in white and pink gold with large Morganite)

Morganitis is a variety of beryl with a beautiful and delicate pink color, discovered in the early twentieth century, in Madagascar, and defined pink beryl at first.

Gemmologically, morganitis belongs to the same group of emerald and aquamarine. It is a transparent and slightly translucent beryl, to which the presence of a percentage of manganese gives it a light and delicious pink hue.

Morganitis is also named “the pink emerald”.

One of its most important characteristics is transparency: it is a pure and totally clear stone.

Morganitis is generally worked with classic cuts, to enhance the very refined and suggestive pastel pink shade.

The stone chosen for this magnificent ring is a truly special gem.

Large size, with the “trilliant” cut, due to its excellent ability to enhance the light inside the stone, triangular in shape and with curved sides and rounded corners.

The final effect is almost hypnotic.

Looking inside this jewel, it can remind an object that enchants every time you look at it, the kaleidoscope.

Translating this from ancient greek, it means “to see beauty”.

The kaleidoscope creates two aspects that man loves: symmetry and beautiful images.

And this ring unites both of them and adds another one: color.

Thus it takes shape a perfect triad on which the gaze stops to get lost in its radiant beauty.