Kunzite Point

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A kunzite point, polished to show its length.Kunzite is the pink variety of spodumene, a lithium aluminum silicate, colored by trace manganese. It is strongly pleochroic—shifting f rom pink to near-colorless as you turn it—and was first identified in 1902 in California, named for the gemologist George Frederick Kunz.Kunzite’s color fades with prolonged light exposure; keep it out of strong sun. It also cleaves easily, so handle it with care.One point per order. Natural stone—color and size vary from piece to piece. Show more