Unakite Tumbled Stone

Unakite is a natural stone formed from altered granite, its surface mottled with olive-green epidote and soft salmon-pink feldspar. It is traditionally associated with emotional balance and gentle release. This tumbled piece is polished smooth and sized for a pocket or palm, with the exact mix of green and pink varying naturally from stone to stone. Sold individually — the listed price is for one (1) tumbled stone. Quick facts Stone Unakite Composition Altered granite — green epidote, pink feldspar, and quartz Hardness (Mohs) 6–7 Color Mottled olive green and salmon pink Chakra Heart Traditionally used for Emotional balance and gentle release Care / Water-safe Standard care; brief water contact is fine Meaning & history Unakite takes its name from the Unaka mountain range in North Carolina, where it was first identified, though it is now also found in South Africa. As a fusion of two distinct minerals sitting side by side, it is often read as a symbol of integration — bringing contrasting qualities, like passion and gentleness, into one settled whole. In crystal tradition, unakite is linked to the heart chakra and is considered a stone of steady, unhurried balance rather than dramatic change. It is often kept alongside other heart-centered stones such as rose quartz, or grouped with pieces chosen for overall balance and wellness. Its themes of gentle release also make it a familiar choice for those exploring love and happiness practices. It pairs naturally with Pink Opal Tumbled Stone for a gentle, heart-centered duo. How to use it Many people carry unakite in a pocket or pouch as a quiet, grounding companion through the day. You might also hold it during meditation, rest it over the heart while lying down, or set it on a nightstand where you will see it often. Being a tumbled stone, it is comfortable to hold and turn between your fingers, which some find soothing during moments of stress. Care & cleansing Unakite is a fairly sturdy stone at Mohs 6–7 and handles standard care well — brief water contact, such as a quick rinse, is generally fine, though it is best to dry it promptly and skip harsh chemicals or long soaking. To cleanse its energy, many keepers rest it near selenite, pass it through incense smoke, or leave it under moonlight overnight. Store it apart from softer stones to avoid scratches. Frequently asked questions What is unakite? Unakite is a natural stone formed from altered granite, made up of green epidote, pink feldspar, and quartz. This tumbled piece is a decorative/symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. Is unakite the same as jade? No. Unakite and jade are different minerals with different compositions. Unakite is a mottled granite made of epidote and feldspar, while jade is either jadeite or nephrite, both distinct silicate minerals. What chakra is unakite associated with? In crystal tradition, unakite is most often linked to the heart chakra and themes of emotional balance. Can unakite get wet? Yes. Unakite is a fairly sturdy stone (Mohs 6-7) and brief water contact, such as a quick rinse, is generally fine. Dry it promptly and avoid prolonged soaking. Will my stone look exactly like the photo? Not exactly. Unakite is a natural stone, so the balance of green and pink, shape, and size vary from piece to piece. How do I cleanse unakite? Common methods include resting it near selenite, passing it through incense smoke, or leaving it under moonlight overnight. Avoid harsh chemicals.