Pink Morganite
 8mm Faceted Pink Morganite Round Gemstone Loose Beads 15 US $5.99 
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 CERTIFIED 7131ctEXTRA RARE COLOR 100NATURAL MORGANITEPINK EMERALDAAA HUGE US $7,131.00
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 5x8mm Pink Morganite Round Gemstone Loose Bead 15AAA US $6.99
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 MORGANITE LIGHT PINK OVAL FACETED 8X10MM 230CT US $3.29
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 Genuine Natural Brazilian Pink Morganite Loose Gemstone 85ct 10x5mm From GemsTV US $16.95
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 4mm Pink Morganite Abacus Gemstone Loose Bead 15AAA US $3.99
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 Genuine Pink Natural Morganite Precious Colored Gemstone 135ct Avg 20x15mm US $323.95
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 VVS 3919ct 2pcs NATURAL RARE MORGANITE PINK EMERALD US $2,310.04
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 HOT 13x18mm Pink Morganite Gem Oval Loose Bead 15 US $4.34
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 6249CTS HUGE STUNNING VERY RARE PEACH PINK MORGANITE US $4,999.99
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 VVS 2927ct 2pcs NATURAL RARE MORGANITE PINK EMERALD US $1,727.83
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 VVS 2739ct 2pcs NATURAL RARE MORGANITE PINK EMERALD US $1,617.49
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 VVS 2718ct 2pcs NATURAL RARE MORGANITE PINK EMERALD US $1,605.19
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 VVS 2540ct 2pcs NATURAL RARE MORGANITE PINK EMERALD US $1,500.70
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 1125ct 100 NATURAL GEM RARE MORGANITE PINK EMERALD US $560.20
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 781 Cts SPARKLING NATURAL ULTRA RARE LUSTER PINK MORGANITE GEM US $590.00
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 2006CTS HUGE EXTREMELY RARE PEACH PINK MORGANITE US $1,119.99
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 CZ Color Change Pink Morganite 700 mm 1 Pc Round US $3.00
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 6272ctMUSEUM RARE COLOR MORGANITE PINK EMERALD AAA CERT US $1,799.00
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 2083ct MILLENNIUM CUT NATURAL MORGANITE PINK EMERALD US $1,443.10
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 BREATH TAKING 3553CTS VERY RARE PEACH PINK MORGANITE US $3,999.99
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 50120ct 40pcs LOT NATURAL LIGHT PINK MORGANITE ROUGH US $500.00
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 2641ct 100 Natural Orangey Pink Morganite Facet Rough Gem BRAZIL US $68.08
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 1523ct 100 Natural Orangey Pink Morganite Facet Rough Gem BRAZIL US $43.48
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 1418ct 100 Natural Orangey Pink Morganite Facet Rough Gem BRAZIL US $41.17
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 108CTVVS STUNNING LIGHT PINK BRAZILIAN BERYL MORGANITE US $26.99
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 6952 ct Certified Unheated Sweet Pink Morganite G0115 US $3,299.00
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 269CT VS STUNNING LIGHT PINK BRAZILIAN BERYL MORGANITE US $134.99
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 595 Ct Oval Gem Natural Light Pink Morganite Unheated US $329.99
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 1478ct MILLENNIUM CUT NATURAL MORGANITE PINK EMERALD US $857.38
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 1136ct MILLENNIUM CUT NATURAL MORGANITE PINK EMERALD US $661.30
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 VVS 1833ct Pear 100 Natural Gem Rare Morganite Pink Emerald BRAZIL US $435.00
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 MORGANITE CUSHION ROSE PINK GORGEOUS COLLECTION EXOTIC PAIR 12CT 12X12MM US $603.00
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 BIG 3674 CT UNTREATED QUALITY PURPLE PINK NATURAL MORGANITE PINK EMERALDVVS US $1,499.00
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 CARVED NATURAL MORGANITE PINK AQUAMARINE BEADS 14mm 1525 FULL STRAND 795ct US $479.99
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 2063ct 100 Natural Light Pink Morganite Facet Rough Gem BRAZIL US $57.36
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 1383ct 100 Natural Light Peach Pink Morganite Facet Rough Gem BRAZIL US $38.42
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 848ct 100 Natural Orangey Pink Morganite Facet Rough Gem BRAZIL US $32.05
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 728ct 100 Natural Orangey Pink Morganite Facet Rough Gem BRAZIL US $22.30
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 771ct 100 Natural Orangey Pink Morganite Facet Rough Gem BRAZIL US $21.40
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 543ct 100 Natural Orangey Pink Morganite Facet Rough Gem BRAZIL US $20.75
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 BIG 2991 CT UNTREATED QUALITY PURPLE PINK NATURAL MORGANITE PINK EMERALDVVS US $1,299.00
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 13x18mm Pink Morganite Gem Oval Loose Bead 15 US $6.99
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 5137cts Flawless Supreme Luster Vivid Peach Pink Morganite HUGE OVAL US $1,997.00
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 3 SOFT PINK MORGANITE BERYL AQUAMARINE HAND CARVED BRIOLETTE LEAF BEADS 865ctw US $32.00
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 Adorable 1365ct Peach Pink Morganite Briolette Drilled US $19.99
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 1358 Cts Natural Pink Peach Morganite Luster Pear Cut US $1,450.00
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 Best Nice Pink MORGANITE Oval Cut 78x58 mm 092 Ct US $18.75
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Would a white gold ring look like this?
I really love this ring. It is platinum and the stone is morganite. If I created the same ring, but with white gold, would it look about the same? I want this to be my engagement ring. 
I love morganite!
The one on the far left...
http://www.maeganshanahan.com/diamond-rings-pink-morganite-pave-cushion-cut.jpg
Why does it look WEIRD?
Why does it look WEIRD?
Thanks everyone!
It would be about the same, but will be lighter in terms of weight.
Platinum has weight to it.
White gold is good too, but the problem is that every now and then it requires a Rhodium dipping. It will depend on your skin chemistry. Some people's skin chemistry are so acidic that it will eat the plating off of the gold.
Platinum is won't wear off like that and it is hypoallergenic.
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About Beryl colors
As much as we love diamonds, we’re also in love with colored stones and gems like aquamarines and morganite, which can range from peach to lavender in color, are becoming more and more prevalent in gemstone jewelry.
Beryl is the mineral from which emeralds are created. But beryl comes in a variety of colors, making it a versatile gem. Morganite is probably the most popular of the other beryls. It has a pastel pink to peach or lavender which is similar in intensity to the blue of aquamarine. Morganite has been marketed as "Pink Emerald" and "Pink Aquamarine" to emphasize the kinship to its popular cousins. It was first discovered in California. It was also discovered in 1908 in Madagascar. There are also deposits in Brazil, Mozambique, Namibia, Afghanistan, and Russia. However, morganite is relatively rare, which stands in the way of it becoming a jewelry stone.
Heliodor, or golden beryl, is named after the Greek words for sun - helios - and gift - doron. The sunny yellow color of this beryl lives up to its name. Heliodor was discovered in Namibia in 1910 in a pegmatite that also produced aquamarine, which is also colored by iron. Heliodor is also found in Brazil and Madagascar. The largest faceted heliodor, 2,054 carats, is on display at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C.
Red beryl is the rarest member of the beryl family. It is mined in only one place: the Wah Wah Mountains in Utah. The color is stoplight red. Unfortunately this deposit produces only a small quantity of this gem. Most of the gems produced are under a carat in size, and many have inclusions. Specimens that are over a carat and clean are fantastically rare and are priced as such.
Colorless beryl, which is also known as goshenite, is also relatively rare. It is named after a deposit where it was found in Goshen, Massachusetts. The Greeks used colorless beryl as lenses; the first spectacles were probably beryl.
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