Kunzite Rough

Rough will vary in size and weight  #6 ~ 77g / 0.170lbs / 2.72oz ~ 2.56" x 1.61" x 1.07" #7 ~ 80g / 0.176lbs / 2.82oz ~ 2.12" x 1.33" x 1.01" #9 ~ 98g / 0.216lbs / 3.42oz ~ 2.16" x 1.35" x 1.09" #11 ~ 116g / 0.256lbs / 4.09oz ~ 2.20" x 2.31" x 1.18" #12 ~ 124g / 0.273lbs / 4.37oz ~ 2.44" x 1.33" x 1.97" #13 ~ 128g / 0.282lbs / 4.51oz ~ 2.78" x 1.67" x 1.30" #14 ~ 132g / 0.293lbs / 4.69oz ~ 2.22" x 1.53" x 1.80" #17 ~ 168g / 0.370lbs / 5.93oz ~ 2.19" x 1.97" x 1.35" #18 ~ 191g / 0.421lbs / 6.74oz ~ 2.70" x 2.45" x 1.22" #19 ~ 317g / 0.701lbs / 11.22oz ~ 3.41" x 1.93" x 2.42" #20 ~ 479g / 1.056lbs / 16.90oz ~ 4.18" x 1.75" x 3.16" Kunzite is the best-known variety of the mineral spodumene,  a source of lithium. Kunzite assists one in releasing resistance to life, and aids one in becoming receptive to experience love and energy. Kunzite is an excellent support for healing any physical blockage or obstruction. It eases stress and supports the parasympathetic nervous system. The beautiful energy of Kunzite teaches us the value of joy and celebration. Joy is the ability to open your heart and truly receive the Love of the Divine Source, whatever form this Love may take at any given time. Sometimes the Love of the Divine will appear as a gift in physical form. At other times is will come as a deep and certain knowing in your heart that you are never alone and always loved. The Love of the Divine manifests in every moment and in every thing, for this is the energy underlying all of creation. Originally described by George F. Kunz in 1903 as a transparent, lilac, spodumene from Pala, California. Named in 1903 by H. Charles Baskerville in honor of George Frederick Kunz [1856-1932], American mineralogist, gemologist, author, editor, and vice-president of Tiffany and Co. of New York, New York, USA.