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5.18 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Kunzite Pair from Afghanistan
This pair of stones ships by Nov 17
| Stone type: | Kunzite | Kunzite | 
|---|---|---|
| Item ID: | PR11417 | PR11417 | 
| Dimensions (MM):help | Length: 10.05 Width: 6.15 Height: 5.67 | Length: 9.99 Width: 6.3 Height: 6.79 | 
| Weight: | 2.34 Ct. | 2.84 Ct. | 
| Color:help | Pink | Pink | 
| Color intensity:help | Light | Light | 
| Clarity:help | Very Very Slightly Included | Very Very Slightly Included | 
| Shape:help | Pear | Pear | 
| Cut: | Mixed Brilliant | Mixed Brilliant | 
| Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted | 
| Enhancements:help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated | 
| Origin:help | Afghanistan | Afghanistan | 
| Per carat price:help | $50 | $50 | 
Kunzite is a gemstone whose modern history is woven into the early years of the twentieth century, named for the eminent gemologist George Frederick Kunz, and yet its soft, romantic hues evoke a sense of tradition and timelessness that sits comfortably alongside the old world jewels in any distinguished collection. These pear shaped pink kunzites capture that duality, pairing a clearly contemporary provenance with a look that might have graced the necklines and hair combs of long-established families. Mined from the storied terrains of Afghanistan, a region with a long and proud association with fine gemstones, the pair before you combines geological rarity with a classic silhouette. Pear cuts have always answered the call for elegance and elongation in jewelry design, a form that flatters the hand and the throat alike, and in a light pink kunzite their soft color reads as both youthful and refined, a subtle color statement that complements rather than competes with heirloom diamonds and vintage settings.
The technical quality of these stones speaks to the kind of exacting standards collectors and high-end designers expect. The pair weighs 2.34 carats and 2.84 carats respectively, with dimensions of 10.05 x 6.15 x 5.67 millimeters for the larger and 9.99 x 6.30 x 6.79 millimeters for the smaller, offering a near-symmetry that works beautifully as a matched set while allowing for a gentle, intentional asymmetry favored in bespoke jewelry. Both stones are cut in a mixed brilliant style, a choice that enhances internal scintillation and returns light with a lively yet controlled brilliance, and both receive an excellent polish so that each facet behaves like a tiny mirror. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means to the unaided eye these kunzites appear clean and pure, their internal character reserved for close gemological inspection rather than surface distraction. They exhibit a light color intensity, a delicately blushed pink that is elevated by a stable, professional heat treatment, a standard enhancement that accentuates the hue while maintaining the gem’s natural charm and integrity.
In luxury jewelry collections these paired kunzites find a natural and noble home, lending themselves as perfectly matched drops for high-end earrings, as companion stones in a twin pendant set, or as the centerpiece in a refined ring suite where coordinating pieces create a narrative of continuity and taste. Their pear shape is particularly suited to vertical settings that emphasize length and movement, framed by slender halos of pavé diamonds or embraced by the warm glow of rose gold for a romantic heirloom look, or set in platinum with filigree and milgrain for a piece that reads as ancestral and museum-worthy. Designers seeking a matched pair that speaks to connoisseurs of classic aesthetics will appreciate how these stones balance weight and proportion, how the slightly differing carat weights create a dynamic compositional rhythm when set as drops, and how the light pink tone harmonizes with both cool and warm metal choices. Whether incorporated into a bespoke bridal suite, used to anchor a limited edition collection, or presented as a pair of luxury earrings destined to become a signature piece, these kunzites embody the legacy of skilled lapidary work and considered design. For collectors, curators, and clients who value provenance as much as beauty, The Natural Gemstone Company offers this pair as a refined opportunity to own gems that are historically resonant, impeccably finished, and eminently wearable, a small treasury of color and form ready to be translated into the next enduring family treasure.

























