A distinctive bi-color beryl crystal displaying a beautiful transition from soft morganite pink to pale aquamarine blue, creating an unusual and attractive color combination within a single crystal. The specimen shows a well-defined hexagonal beryl form with prominent vertical striations and pleasing luster. This notable pocket of bi-color beryls from Pakistan was reportedly discovered in early 2014 and produced only a limited number of fine crystals. Such aqua–morganite color zoning is uncommon in beryl, making examples from this find particularly interesting for their multicolored appearance and distinctive natural formation.