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Vibrant Pink Floater Kunzite Crystal with Excellent Transparency from Afghanistan

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This stunning vibrant pink floater Kunzite crystal from Afghanistan exhibits exceptional transparency and mesmerizing color. Its well-formed, naturally terminated structure showcases a rich, intense pink hue, enhanced by remarkable clarity and internal brilliance. The crystal's 'floater' nature means it is fully crystallized on all sides, free from any attachment points, making it a rare and highly desirable specimen. Originating from the renowned mines of Afghanistan, this Kunzite exemplifies the finest quality, with excellent luster and a captivating glow under light. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts, it is a true gem of nature’s artistry.

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Specimen Name	Kunzite crystal
Weight	198 grams
Dimensions	H: 15.2 x W: 4.8 x D: 2.3 cm
Treatment	None
Locality	Dara I Pech, Chapa Dara District, Kunnar Province, Afghanistan

Kunzite Description

The mineral Kunzite was named for the author and gemologist George F. Kunz. Kunzite is the mild purple to the violetish purple type of the mineral spodumene. It’s observed in Afghanistan, Brazil, Madagascar, and us state of California.

Pink Kunzite Crystal has perfect cleavage instructions. It’s pleochroic, with the pleasant shade visible whilst your appearance down the length of the crystal. Cutters keep those elements in mind once they orient gemstones for completion. They might additionally cut kunzite deep to emphasize its pink to violet coloration.

Kunzite Associations:

Chakras	Heart Chakra
Birthstone	February
Zodiac	Taurus
Luster	Vitreous
Hardness	6.5-7
Color	Pink, violet-pink

Healing Properties of Kunzite:

kunzite is a stone deeply linked to the coronary heart and love.
At the same time as sporting kunzite, it's far thought you are better capable of enjoying and reciprocating love.
Kunzite is likewise believed to assist heal heartache and calming nerves.
It spread a vibration of love in your life