About the product:

💎 Mineral Type / Gem: Yellow Kunzite / Triphane

🌍 ⛏️ Origin: Pakistan

📐 Dimensions:

A = 28 millimeters length x 12 width x 10 thickness.

B = 42 millimeters length x 10 width x 10 thickness.

C = 28 millimeters length x 12 width x 10 thickness.

⚖️ Weight : 4.8 to 5 grams

🔷 Shape: Natural

🔬 Treatment: None  

📜 Certificate: Gem & Zen

🎁 Comes with a presentation box with a certificate from Gem & Zen, ideal for giving as a gift or treating yourself!

💍 Suggested use:

Jewelry: pendant, necklace composition...

Collectible: Displayed on a stand to highlight the reflections

Personal talisman: Associated with energetic protection

👉 Yellow kunzite is a rare variety of kunzite, which itself is a form of spodumene, a mineral in the silicate family. In general, kunzite is best known for its pink to purple colors, due to the presence of manganese. When yellow, it is an even rarer form, sometimes called triphane (the name often given to colorless or yellow spodumenes).

📋 Mineralogical sheet:

Appearance	Yellow Kunzite

Category

Silicate (Spodumene)

Chemical formula

LiAlSi₂O₆

Crystal system

Monoclinic

Hardness (Mohs)

6.5 – 7

Density

3.1 – 3.2

Color

Pale yellow to golden yellow, sometimes light orange

Glow

Glassy

Transparency

Transparent

Special feature

Delicate stone, often heat-treated to intensify color; fragile to impact and direct light

Main deposits

Afghanistan, Brazil, Madagascar, United States

Discovery / History

Rare variant of Kunzite, discovered in the 20th century; named in honor of George Frederick Kunz

Use	Delicate jewelry, lithotherapy, collection

Virtues (lithotherapy)

Stimulates joy, optimism, self-confidence and creativity; promotes emotional balance and inner peace

Associated Chakras

Solar plexus (energy and confidence), Heart (joy and emotional balance)

Astrological signs

Leo, Gemini, Libra

Purification

Distilled water, gentle fumigation (sage, incense), singing bowl

Recharging

Soft moonlight, quartz geode

Short story

Yellow Kunzite is called the “stone of joy and optimism” , used in lithotherapy to stimulate confidence, creativity and emotional balance .