Kunzite was first identified in 1902 by famed gemologist George F. Kunz. Its lovely color results from traces of manganese in the crystal structure. Important sources include Afghanistan, Brazil, Madagascar, and the USA, especially California. Kunzite is often found in large crystals and is frequently cut into dramatic, oversized gems for collectors and designers.
Kunzite is beloved for its vibrant color, clarity, and remarkable size. Its gentle energy makes it a favorite for spiritual jewelry. While not as hard as some stones, it is still suitable for protected settings. Kunzite's value increases with strong color, size, and transparency.
Believed to promote inner peace, emotional balance, and love.
Worn to attract romance and serenity under moonlight.
Favored in engagement rings for its pastel hues and symbolism of new beginnings.
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