Love One Another Ring II™ in Kunzite

• Total Piece Weight: 10.5 Grams
• Length: 0.50” x Width: 0.50” x Height: 0.30”

• Kunzite, Brazil, Irradiated & Heated, Round, Faceted, 10mm, (1)
• Kunzite is a mesmerizing gemstone renowned for its delicate pink to lilac hues, often exhibiting a soft and romantic color. It is a variety of the mineral spodumene and gets its name from the renowned gemologist George Frederick Kunz, who first described it in 1902. Kunzite's enchanting color is typically caused by traces of manganese within its crystal structure. This gemstone is cherished for its exceptional clarity and transparency, often displaying a vitreous luster when cut and polished. Major sources of kunzite include Afghanistan, Brazil, and the United States.

Kunzite, a variety of the mineral spodumene, is a gemstone primarily mined in Afghanistan, Brazil, Madagascar, and the US. It exhibits a soft, romantic light pink color, with some stones appearing colorless with a pink undertone. The color, which comes from trace amounts of manganese, can vary depending on the viewing angle due to its pleochroic nature. Kunzite can also phosphoresce, or glow in the dark, as it absorbs and slowly releases energy as light.