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Morganite (morganite A) is associated with love and emotions. It symbolises love, tenderness, compassion and understanding. It typically has a pink to light pink colour. It is traditionally linked to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, passion, fertility and attraction. Its leading quality is said to strengthen and connect relationships between people, as well as support love for oneself and for others. According to astrology, it also reportedly has a supportive effect on self-love and self-acceptance.
People also seek it out for its harmonising effects. Morganite reportedly has a good effect on balance. It is said to help balance emotions and the mind, thereby supporting overall mental stability. In alternative medicine it is used to help overcome stress, anxiety and negative influences. It is also associated with spiritual growth and intuition. It reportedly opens the third eye and strengthens intuitive perception. It is often associated with supporting a deeper connection with the higher self and with spiritual development.
Gemini (22 May – 21 June), Cancer (22 June – 22 July), Leo (23 July – 22 August) and Virgo (23 August – 22 September)
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The most significant localities of morganite are Brazil, Pakistan, Madagascar and Namibia.
In nature, morganite occurs in the form of crystals of various shapes and sizes. These crystals typically have hexagonal shapes with six edges and alternating flat faces. In any case, natural morganite reportedly has very strong properties, which are used in many fields around the world. On the Mohs hardness scale it corresponds to 7.5–8.
The history of morganite dates back to the 20th century, when it was first discovered in California. The original name of morganite was pink beryl, before it was renamed in honour of the famous financial magnate and collector of art and rare gemstones, J. P. Morgan, becoming morganite. Over the years it became a popular and sought-after gemstone.
That in 1989 a morganite crystal weighing over 23 kg and measuring over 30 cm in length was discovered in Brazil? This enormous crystal was a remarkable find and became well known in the gemstone world.
Thanks to its beautiful pink colour and lustre, morganite is a very popular mineral, from which attractive and striking jewellery is made, particularly in jewellery-making. It is often used to make engagement rings and special rings. Morganite earrings look very elegant and are often decorated with diamonds and other minerals. Necklaces with morganite are a great way to highlight its beauty and bring softness and elegance to an outfit. Bracelets and pendants are no exception either.
You can also make figurines, statuettes and other decorative objects from it. Because of its appearance, it is also used to make knives and daggers. You can also make plates, bowls and vases from morganite. Talismans and amulets are also very popular.
4th chakra – heart chakra Anahata: affects the heart area, associated with compassion and love
5th chakra – throat chakra Vishuddha: affects the area of communication and expression
6th chakra – Third Eye Ajna: affects intuition, spiritual vision and clairvoyance
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