Bill and Shelley Morgan grew up in Westerville and graduated from Westerville High School in 1973. Shortly thereafter, Bill entered into a career in the corporate world, where he worked for nearly 2 decades. In 1989, Bill took a class on the lost wax casting method at the Columbus Cultural Arts Center. His interest soon became a passion and he spent the next 10 years working out of his at-home studio, carving and casting waxes into jewelry.

In 1998, Bill decided to part ways with his corporate job and began working at a local jewelry store as a bench jeweler. It was there that Bill perfected his skills and developed his personal style of jewelry design.

In 2005, Bill completed the classes required by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) to become a Graduate Gemologist. In September of 2006, Bill and his wife Shelley opened Morgan's Treasure in Uptown Westerville. They are both members of the Westerville Uptown Merchants Association, Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce, Westerville Visitors Bureau, and The Ohio Jewelers Association.

Maria was born and raised in Westerville and is a long time friend of Bill and Shelley. She does marketing and media work now, but is working towards finishing her degree in cyber security. She loves to read, going to hockey games, and spending time with family and friends. Her main creative outlet is through writing, but has developed a love for jewelry through working at Morgan's Treasure, discovering a fascination with unique gemstones.

Rachel studied metalsmithing at CCAD and graduated in 2015. She is inspired by the natural world and enjoys hiking. Her favorite gemstones are peridot, tanzanite, and amethyst. She is enthusiastic about metal fabrication and wears sterling silver.