Chromia Morganite and Diamond Pendant in 18K

A blushing beryl that ranges from powder pink to peach, morganite combines sweet color with flashing brilliance like its gem sibling aquamarine. Morganite was first discovered near San Diego in California in the early twentieth century, setting off a gem rush. George Kunz of Tiffany & Co. named it in honor of his biggest customer: millionaire bank tycoon J.P. Morgan, who was an avid gem collector. Today, it’s still a rare treasure for any gem connoisseur to add to her gem collection.

Luxurious 18K Rose gold blushes with a soft peachy color. 18K rose gold combines 75% pure gold with copper to give it its delicate pink cast. Rose gold is a beautiful complement to gemstones and flattering to the skin, too. First developed by Faberge for its famous Imperial Eggs, rose gold is as beautiful in modern designs as in antique Victorian and Retro jewelry styles.

With exceptional gems, finely crafted 18 karat gold, and thoughtful design, every piece of Chromia jewelry sets the standard for heirloom quality. Every detail is meticulously considered: you’ll see even the back of each piece is as beautifully finished as the front. Spotlighting rare gems sourced directly from the mine to the cutter and the workshop, Chromia comes from the Latin for “all colors”. You can be confident that every Chromia jewel has the kind of enduring value that will last for generations.