Kunzite Crystal Specimen

Pink Kunzite Crystal: An exceptionally large kunzite specimen that is a perfect example of how a crystal's optic axis works.  The stone's body color is light pink along the broad sides and a deeper purplish pink when looking down the crystal's ends. More Information... The Origin: Cannot be determined. The Measurements: Approximately 5" x 1.5" x 1.75" The Weight: 384.67 grams Other Notes: Crystal is completely natural formation.  If faceted, the table of the stone would be cut parallel to the ends in order to maximize the richer color.  Our best guess of origin would be Afghanistan The Scientific: Mohs hardness: 6.5 monoclinic crystal system do not display in direct sunlight for extended periods of time The Spiritual: connects heart with mind, encouraging connection between the two believed to help alleviate symptoms of PMS minimizes migraines   About Kunzite: Kunzite is a pink variety of "spodumene" first identified in 1902 by influential Tiffany and Co. mineralogist, Dr. Ge