In the B.One N°14 gold ring from the BELLER B.One collection we set a single morganite of 1.1 CT with a pale pink color. The stone weighs more than one carat, so on the slender band it sets the scale of the whole ring. At this size the pale pink of the morganite shows clearly, whereas in a small stone it would be barely noticeable. This ring is the only one of its kind: you buy exactly this ring, in 14K (585) yellow gold and in size 13.
Is the morganite in the B.One N°14 ring natural?
Yes, it is a natural morganite from Brazil, which we sourced ourselves and chose for this ring. It is AAA grade and weighs 1.1 CT. Its grades are recorded in a numbered BELLER certificate with a gemologist's description, which we hand over with the B.One N°14 ring on the day of collection, so you have the details of the stone in writing.
What size is the B.One N°14 ring?
Size 13, the only size in which the B.One N°14 ring was made. The ring comes in one size; we can make it smaller, but it cannot be enlarged. This follows from its construction: enlarging it would mean adding metal to the band and disturbing the setting of the 1.1 CT morganite, while making it smaller keeps the setting's shape.
What is the morganite in the B.One N°14 ring?
Morganite is a variety of beryl, the same mineral of which emerald and aquamarine are also varieties. They differ in color, and what they share is the structure of the crystal. It was named in the early twentieth century after the American banker John Pierpont Morgan. In B.One N°14 the morganite weighs 1.1 CT and has an oval shape.
