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Kunzite Gentleness in soft pink and lilac

Kunzite is the pink to lilac variety of spodumene, often called the evening stone because its colour is best kept from strong light. In crystal traditions it is linked to the heart and crown, and often chosen by sensitive people and caregivers. Here it comes as a single hand-shaped 7 × 7 × 6 cm pyramid.
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Kunzite Pyramid, main view
Chakra
Heart and Crown
Planet
Venus and Neptune
Element
Air
Nature
Cool to neutral, high frequency
Mineral
Spodumene
Colour
Pale pink to lilac
Hardness
6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale
Keep from
Direct sunlight, which can fade it

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Kunzite Pyramid, main view
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The practice

Living with kunzite

  1. Keep it in soft light

    A bedroom or meditation corner, away from sunny windows, suits it best.

  2. Breathe with it

    Five counts in and six out, with your attention between the heart and crown, for fifteen to thirty minutes.

  3. Refresh gently

    Wipe with a soft, dry cloth, keep it away from water and chemicals, and rest it on a selenite surface to refresh.

Kunzite is the stone for people who look after everyone else. It asks them, gently, to be looked after too.

From the KUSHA DIVINE studio, Jaipur

Questions

Asked often

Why should kunzite be kept out of direct light?

Strong sunlight can fade its soft pink over time, which is why it is known as the evening stone. Keep it off sunny windowsills.

What is kunzite traditionally associated with?

In crystal traditions it is linked to the heart and crown, and often chosen for gentleness and emotional trust. We share this as tradition, not as a medical claim.

Can it go in a bedroom?

Yes. The bedroom is one of its suggested places.

Is it real kunzite?

Yes. Every piece is natural, lab tested and certified, and you can look up your certificate with your order number.

Crystals are complementary to your own practice and to medical care, never a replacement. Read our note on care.