Purple kunzite Crystal - Height: 12 mm - Width: 35 mm- 301 g - (1)

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Purple kunzite is the highly sought-after violet-to-purple variety of the mineral spodumene, prized for its exceptional clarity, glassy luster, and unique light-shifting properties. Named after gemologist George Frederick Kunz, this elegant stone gets its signature pastel pinkish-purple to rich lavender hues from trace amounts of manganese within its chemical structure...:

Color Shifting (Pleochroism): Kunzite is highly pleochroic. Depending on the angle you look at the crystal, it shifts from pale pink to deep violet, or even appears completely colorless.

From Afghanistan

Weight : 301 gram

Size : 12x35x22mm

Purple kunzite is the highly sought-after violet-to-purple variety of the mineral spodumene, prized for its exceptional clarity, glassy luster, and unique light-shifting properties. Named after gemologist George Frederick Kunz, this elegant stone gets its signature pastel pinkish-purple to rich lavender hues from trace amounts of manganese within its chemical structure...:

Color Shifting (Pleochroism): Kunzite is highly pleochroic. Depending on the angle you look at the crystal, it shifts from pale pink to deep violet, or even appears completely colorless.

From Afghanistan

Weight : 301 gram

Size : 12x35x22mm

Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Purple kunzite
Mineral form
Crystal
Weight
301 g
Country of origin
Afghanistan
Height
12 mm
Width
35 mm
Depth
22 mm
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Objects sold
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