The Eva ring gives morganite the one cut that suits it best. An emerald cut is all long, open steps rather than scattered sparkle, and it turns this 1.8 ct lab-created morganite into a clear peachy-pink window instead of a glitter ball. Framed by simulated diamonds and finished in 14K rose gold vermeil, it is a vintage-inspired ring that trades fireworks for depth of color.
Lab-Created Morganite
Emerald Cut, 8 x 6 mm
1.8 ct Center Stone
14K Rose Gold Vermeil
Simulated Diamond Accents
Vintage-Inspired Design
Why the Emerald Cut Belongs on Morganite
Brilliant cuts are engineered to break light into flashes, which works beautifully on a colorless stone and works against a soft-toned one. The emerald cut does the opposite: broad, parallel step facets act like panes of glass, so what you see is the body color itself, stretched across the full 8.0 x 6.0 mm table. On a peachy-pink morganite that means the blush tone reads clearly from across a room instead of dissolving into sparkle. The trade-off is honesty — a step cut hides nothing, so it only suits a clean stone. Browse the shape family in our emerald cut gemstone jewelry.
A Peachy-Pink Stone, Grown Rather Than Mined
The center is a lab-created morganite in a peachy-pink hue, roughly 1.8 ct. Growing the stone is what makes the color so even — mined morganite varies widely from near-colorless to deep salmon, and matching a specific tone at this size gets expensive quickly. Morganite is a beryl, the same mineral family as emerald and aquamarine, and it has become one of the most-requested alternatives to a diamond center. Our morganite meaning guide covers its symbolism, and morganite vs diamond compares the two head to head if you are still deciding.
Rose Gold and Morganite: the Signature Pairing
There is a reason a morganite engagement ring in rose gold has become the default image of this stone. The two share a warm undertone, so instead of contrasting, the metal extends the stone's blush right out across the band — the ring reads as one continuous color rather than a stone dropped into a setting. The 14K rose gold vermeil finish here delivers that look over solid 925 sterling silver. See the whole family in our morganite engagement rings, or the wider gold vermeil jewelry collection.
Vintage Lines, Comfort-Fit Band
The setting is drawn from antique jewelry rather than contemporary minimalism: simulated diamond accents cluster close to the center to frame it, giving the ring the layered look of an heirloom piece. The band is comfort fit, with a gently rounded interior that slides over the knuckle more easily than a flat band and sits more kindly through a long day. For more pieces in this vein, see our vintage and antique engagement rings, or read the full morganite engagement ring guide.
About Rose Gold Vermeil
Aquamarise vermeil is real gold over sterling silver 925 — the rich, golden look you love, at a price that makes it easy to say yes. Keep it luminous with a little care: remove before showering, swimming, or exercise, avoid contact with lotions and fragrance, and store dry between wears. Want gold all the way through? The same design is also available in solid gold.
Specifications
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Center stone Lab-created morganite
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Color Peachy-pink
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Shape / cut Emerald (step cut)
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Stone size 8.0 x 6.0 mm
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Carat weight Approx. 1.8 ct
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Accent stones Simulated diamonds (CZ)
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Base metal Solid 925 sterling silver
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Finish 14K rose gold vermeil
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Band Comfort fit
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Includes Free luxury ring box, free U.S. shipping
Sizing & Care
The ring is made in the size you choose, so confirm your fit with our ring size guide before ordering. Note that a comfort-fit band can feel slightly snugger than a flat band of the same nominal size. To care for it, wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wearing, keep it away from household cleaners and chlorinated water, and store it dry and apart from harder stones so the step facets keep their clean edges.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is rose gold vermeil?
Rose gold vermeil is real 14K rose gold applied over a base of solid 925 sterling silver. It is a genuine precious-metal construction rather than a base-metal costume finish, which is why it carries the true color and weight of a gold ring.
Is this ring solid gold?
No. It is 14K rose gold vermeil over solid 925 sterling silver. If you want gold all the way through, the same design is also available in solid gold.
Is the morganite natural?
The center stone is a lab-created morganite. Growing it is what makes the peachy-pink color so consistent, since mined morganite varies widely in tone from one stone to the next.
How big is the center stone?
The emerald cut morganite measures 8.0 x 6.0 mm and weighs approximately 1.8 ct. The elongated rectangular outline makes it read larger on the finger than a round stone of the same weight.
Why an emerald cut instead of a brilliant cut?
An emerald cut uses long, parallel step facets rather than scattered brilliant facets. That shows the stone's body color rather than breaking it into flashes, which suits a soft-toned stone like morganite far better.
What color is morganite?
This stone is a peachy-pink. Morganite spans a range from a pale blush to a warmer salmon tone, and the peachy end is the shade most often paired with rose gold.
Are the accent stones real diamonds?
No. They are simulated diamonds, also called cubic zirconia, set close around the center to frame it in the manner of an antique cluster.
What does comfort fit mean?
The inside of the band is gently rounded rather than flat, so it slides over the knuckle more easily and sits more comfortably through a full day of wear.
Is morganite durable enough for daily wear?
Yes, with sensible habits. Morganite is a beryl and stands up well to regular wear. Take the ring off for gardening, gym sessions, and heavy lifting, and store it away from harder stones.
Why is rose gold the usual choice for morganite?
Both share a warm undertone, so the metal carries the stone's blush color out across the band instead of contrasting with it. The ring reads as a single continuous color, which is the look most morganite buyers are after.
Can I wear it as an engagement ring?
Yes. It is bought as an engagement ring, a promise ring, and an anniversary or birthday gift. The vintage-inspired framing gives it more presence than a plain solitaire.
How should I clean it?
Wipe the ring with a soft, dry cloth after wearing. Keep it clear of household cleaners, chlorinated water, and abrasive polishes, and store it dry between wears.
What comes with my order?
The ring arrives in a free luxury ring box with free U.S. shipping, ready to give.
