Polished and Tumbled Lavender Kunzite Macrame Cage Pendant, Interchangeable Necklace

This beautiful lavender kunzite pendant is available. This stone has been polished and tumbled. The lavender really stands out as it hits the light. It comes with a black macramé interchangeable stone necklace, but you can also choose brown if you like see the last picture.

Comes with a free mystery tumble. The necklace includes adjustable cage which can be interchanged and the necklace can be adjusted by length, you can also knot it to keep things in place. These are high quality Genuine tumbled stones and they are perfectly imperfect, I hand select them all. The necklaces are 18"(double for both sides) long and can be shortened. I hand select all my stones personally with care and attention to detail. The cord is waxed and will soften over time. All necklaces come with a free mystery tumbled stone, that you can change in and out. All necklaces come with a free mystery tumbled stone, that you can change in and out.

Gem Lore and Info:

Kunzite is a beautiful crystal, pure in energy and joyful in nature. In palest pink to light violet hues, it is a Stone of Emotion, opening and connecting the heart to the mind and stimulating a healing communion between the two. Kunzite encourages one to release walls built around the heart for protection, and to be receptive to the experience of unconditional and abundant love. Named for the mineralogist and jeweler George Frederick Kunz who first catalogued it in 1902, Kunzite is the pink to violet variety of the silicate, Spodumene. It has a glassy transparency, and forms in flattened prismatic crystals with vertical striations. It is highly pleochroic, shifting from pale pink to light violet and even colorless, depending on the angle of observation, and though its perfect cleavage makes cutting difficult, it can be faceted into beautiful gems. Kunzite forms naturally as colorless, pink, lilac, yellow and green crystals. The yellow-green to emerald variety is known as Hiddenite, or Green Kunzite. (For its properties, see the Hiddenite page.) The colorless to light yellow variety is known as Triphane, or Spodumene. (See the Spodumene page.) Genuine Kunzite is quite pale in color, with natural darker shades being higher in value. There are some heat-enhanced varieties on the market. All Kunzite is prone to fading in direct sunlight.

*Note! The crystal healing information provided here is for guidance only. It is not intended as a substitute for medical advice or service.

**All crystals are photographed in natural lighting and or in the sun, they may appear slightly different in indoor lighting. I also do not edit my pictures.

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