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4.92 Ct. Pink Kunzite from Afghanistan
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Item ID: | K33516 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.11 Width: 8.16 Height: 7.07 |
Weight: | 4.92 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Afghanistan |
Per carat price: help | $90 |
From the depths of Afghanistan this pink kunzite began its journey as a silent witness to geological time, forming in pockets of pegmatite where lithium rich fluids cooled and crystallized into a gem of unusual clarity and hue. Miners in remote working sites carefully recovered the rough crystal, and at The Natural Gemstone Company we selected this piece for its exceptional transparency and natural character. We brought the rough to our cutter with a clear brief, to honor the stone rather than conceal it. The result is a precise faceted emerald cut weighing 4.92 carat, measuring 10.11 by 8.16 by 7.07 mm, with a very very slightly included clarity as evaluated at eye level, light color intensity, and an excellent polish. This kunzite is completely untreated, no enhancement, and its step facets and broad table create a serene interplay of soft pink flashes and open window like depth, ideal for a ring or a pendant that seeks quiet elegance.
As a piece of investment grade gem material this kunzite carries several factors that support its potential appreciation in value. Natural, untreated pink kunzite of nearly five carats and eye clean appearance is uncommon, and provenance from Afghanistan adds a layer of desirability among collectors who value documented origins. Market interest in colored gemstones has broadened, with savvy collectors and designers seeking unique stones with strong stories and natural states, and gems that are both rare and well cut tend to command premium prices over time. The emerald cut enhances weight retention and showcases clarity, which together with the excellent polish improves its marketability and resale appeal. No guarantee can be made about future returns, gemstones are not liquid like mainstream securities, and prices can fluctuate, but this specimen aligns with the attributes that historically signal upward pressure on value, namely rarity, documented origin, lack of enhancement, attractive size and superior cutting. For those who appreciate the romance of a stone that begins in the earth and is finished by human hand, this kunzite from The Natural Gemstone Company offers both immediate beauty and thoughtful investment potential.























