Kunzite - rough

Kunzite - rough

It is the stone of the "here and now": it invites you to live the present moment with ease, engagement, and intensity.

It brings psycho-physical balance, harmonizes the personality; it promotes tolerance and understanding.

Kunzite embodies the state of a heart that has come to maturity: open, clear, trusting, vigorous, vibrant, radiant, balanced, full of love.

Dimensions: variable

Kunzite is a stone with a monoclinic crystal system, belonging to the spodumene family. It is commercially available in pink and purplish-pink colors. This stone was discovered in 1902 in California, thanks to the gemologist G.F Kunz, and takes its name from him. In addition to being a mineralogist, he was also the head jeweler at Tiffany & Co.

Keep in mind, however, that kunzite is mainly used for lithium extraction. Some specimens do, however, exhibit gemological qualities.

Who is kunzite for?

Kunzite is the perfect stone for those who sometimes simply cannot resist the sea of emotions. They lose control and do not see the approaching storm in time. They live for the moment, do not particularly like to make plans for periods beyond the week, and thus enjoy the present, fully experiencing every emotion.

At a chromotherapeutic level, it is connected to the heart chakra, while from the point of view of its crystal structure, to the third eye. On the one hand, therefore, it keeps the heart open, while on the other, it ensures that its owner has greater intuition.

Properties of kunzite

Kunzite has several beneficial properties in the field of crystal therapy. It can be used both by keeping it in direct contact with the body, perhaps as a necklace, and by placing it on the affected area in the case of painful manifestations.

Benefits for the body

Kunzite is used by several crystal therapists because it seems capable, from a physical point of view, of alleviating disorders affecting the nervous system. Mostly those that originate right there, such as sciatica and neuralgia.

Both are, in fact, the result of compressed nerves. Not only that, but very cautiously, it is also used in treatments for those who suffer from epilepsy or when the person undergoing treatment has suffered damage to the sensory organs. Probably these are the most important aspects.

Benefits for the mind

You know those people who are always criticizing people, situations, events, things… anything at all? Well, kunzite is not used to eliminate this personality trait, but rather to make it constructive. It directs criticism toward proper use. Those who are not capable of this can use it precisely to make this personality trait prevail.

Kunzite also promotes reflection, leading you to assess both your real needs and those of others. It is important, in fact, not to trample on the feelings and expectations of others, but rather to understand them and see if there is common ground.

According to some, it is also useful for combating depressive states. In practice, it is the bridge that connects intuition to rationality.

Benefits for the spirit

At a spiritual level, it works a lot; after all, it is connected precisely with the higher planes of the chakra energy system. It opens you to dedication and sacrifice for the right causes, keeping you focused on your goals. Use it then, if during this period you have little perseverance but the situations require the utmost sacrifice and commitment from you to manage to reach certain milestones.

It teaches you to accept the will of others when it is the right thing to do; you will not always be enthusiastic about it, but you will have to learn this lesson to live better.