Kunzite (Spodumene var.) — Afghanistan

Intent: unconditional love · divine connection · emotional healing · peace
Life areas: love · fame
Energy: Attracting

From the remote pegmatite fields of Afghanistan comes this 150-gram kunzite crystal, carrying the soft pink-lilac color that made spodumene famous among collectors worldwide. Named for gemologist George Frederick Kunz, who first described the variety in 1902, kunzite owes its color to trace manganese — and its magic to what happens under ultraviolet light. Switch on a shortwave UV lamp and this crystal transforms, flooding warm peach-orange from cleavage face to cleavage face. The perfect striated surfaces and glassy luster show why Afghan material is so prized. Natural, untreated, and confirmed by UV response.

pink · lavender · lilac