NOBLESSE OBLIGEStudio

Necklaces · The Atelier  · Jewelry

Pink Morganite Beryl Beaded Necklace with Sterling Silver Morganite Clasp

7 photographs

Necklaces · The Atelier

Pink Morganite Beryl Beaded Necklace with Sterling Silver Morganite Clasp

$2,000.00
Make an offer

Your price for this piece

Asking $2,000.00

We read every offer ourselves and answer each one.

Era
Contemporary
Origin
United States
Maker
Noblesse Oblige Studio
Material
Silver · Aquamarine · Morganite · Beryl
Dimensions
45.7 cm (L) · 18 in
Weight
250 g · 8.8 oz
Condition
Excellent

The length of the necklace is 18 inches (45.7 cm). The rare size of the smooth round beads is 20 mm.
The color of the beads is a soft, pale, peachy pink. Very gentle, soft pastel colors! Huge statement beads of Pure Beryl! Morganite is a member of the beryl family of gemstones. The blue-green beryls are also called Aquamarine, and the pink ones are Morganite.
The color is authentic and natural. No thermal or other mechanical treatments were used.
This necklace alternates 3mm sterling silver beads.
The necklace is fastened with a unique sterling silver clasp with a morganite cabochon.
The weight of the necklace is 250 grams ( 8.8 oz).

The Beryl necklace is an excellent choice if you need gems for everyday wear and tear. Beryl is believed to promote love, courage, truth, and warmth. This charming stone is the pinnacle of relationship help, no matter what color tickles your fancy.

Morganite is known as the stone of divine love. It is said that wearing Morganite will attract true love and strengthen the heart. It is also reported to increase self-confidence, improve communication skills, and provide a sense of peace and calmness.

Following the discovery of a new locality for rose beryl in Madagascar in 1910, George Kunz proposed the name morganite to honor his friend and customer J.P. Morgan for his financial support for the arts and sciences and his important gifts of gems to the American Museum of Natural History in New York and to the Museum of Natural History in Paris. Morgan was one of the most important gem collectors in the early 1900s – his collection was partly assembled by Tiffany and Company and their chief gemologist, Kunz.

This is the perfect gift for yourself or someone special!

A Friendly Reminder: We kindly invite you to take a moment to read our shop policiesbefore making a purchase. We want every shopping experience with Noblesse Oblige Studio to be pleasant, transparent, and enjoyable, and your understanding of our policies helps us make that possible. Thank you for your interest in our collection and for choosing to shop with us!

Ask about this piece

Tell us what you would like to know — about the piece itself, its condition, or shipping. We read and answer every letter ourselves.

Intellectual Property & Copyright Notice

All photographs, descriptions, and written content published by Noblesse Oblige Studio are the intellectual property of our studio and are protected by applicable copyright laws. We kindly ask that you respect the time, creativity, and effort invested in our work. Copying, reproducing, distributing, modifying, publishing, or otherwise using our content without our prior written permission is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action. Thank you for respecting our work and supporting original creativity.