MORGANITE

Morganite is classified based on its colour shades, origin, and treatment. While it doesn't have formal gemological “types” like some other gemstones, here are the main types or varieties recognized in the trade.
Pink Morganite:
--> Pale to medium pink hues.
--> Often heat-treated to enhance the pink and remove yellowish tones.
Peach Morganite:
--> Has a peachy-orangey-pink tone.
--> Less common than pure pink morganite.
--> Often left untreated to preserve natural warm hues.
Rose Morganite:
--> Deeper, more vivid rosy-pink color.
--> It can resemble a pink sapphire in tone.
--> It may be rarer and more valuable depending on intensity and clarity.
Violet-Pink Morganite:
--> Displays a subtle purplish-pink or lavender tint.
--> Caused by slight variations in trace elements.
Rare and usually untreated.
Treated Morganite:
--> Treatment enhances pink tones and removes undesirable orange and yellow tints.
--> Stable and permanent.
By Origin (less commonly classified):
Brazilian Morganite  --> Often larger, good clarity, light pink.
Madagascar Morganite --> Richer pink hues, sometimes untreated.
Afghan Morganite --> Light peach to pink, fine quality.