NATURAL KUNZITE 11.55 CARAT ATTRACTIVE PINK COLOR

544

SKU
Dimensions (mm): 13.100 x 10.600 x 9.000mm
Weight (cts): 11.550
Treatment: No Treatment
Type: Faceted
Shape: Cushion
Colours

This video and pictures are taken under LED light

Kunzite is the light pink to violetish purple variety of the mineral spodumene. It’s found in Afghanistan, Brazil, Madagascar, and the US state of California. The gem was named after pioneering gemologist George Frederick Kunz (1856-1932).

SKU
Dimensions (mm): 13.100 x 10.600 x 9.000 mm
Weight (cts): 11.550
Treatment: No Treatment
Type: Faceted
Shape: Cushion
Colours

This video and pictures are taken under LED light

Shipping provider	Shipping to Thailand	Shipping to rest of world
Standard Shipping - Tracked	$15.00 / 7 days	$25.00 / 21 days
Thailand Standard Shipping - Tracked is discounted to $20.00 on orders with 2 or more items Rest of the world Standard Shipping - Tracked is discounted to $30.00 on orders with 2 or more items
FedEx	$55.00 / 2 days	$55.00 / 4 days
Thailand FedEx is discounted to $60.00 on orders with 2 or more items Rest of the world FedEx is discounted to $60.00 on orders with 2 or more items

carib

Visit Store

Contact

We are doing work in top quality gemstones

Bangrak, Thailand

Verified

331 Feedback

99.7% Rating

gakarax

Positive

3 weeks ago

November Birth Stone Loupe Clean Lustrous Topaz: 13.79 Ct Cushion Cut

nick95

Positive

1 month ago

RARE 2.40 CARAT SPESSARTITE GARNET RED COLOUR

katalinae

Positive

1 month ago

MIND GLOWING"PINK COLOR GARNET 2.80 CARAT PRECISION Cut

ivanruiz01

Positive

1 month ago

AIG CERTIFIED CUSHION CUT! 22.83 CARAT ATTRACTIVE GREEN COLOR SPODUMENE

mamaw25

Positive

1 month ago

RARE MULTI COLOUR FIRE 2.80 CARAT IMPERIAL SPHENE FANCY CUT PREMIUM GRADE

The stone appears more greenish in the lighting I have available, but the sparkle is definitely a bright gold. I am very happy with this stone.

View All Feedback

Audit

The Gemstone Sheriff program allows our members to request an audit on any product, which is completed by an independent Gemologist who assesses the accuracy of the item description and pictures.