Yellow Spodumene 165mm — Gem Grade, Afghanistan, Etched Lucky stone with its strongest tie to

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Yellow Spodumene 165mm — Gem Grade, Afghanistan, Etched Lucky stone with its strongest tie toA gem grade yellow spodumene crystal, 165mm tall and 259g, sourced from the Pech Valley in Kunar, Afghanistan, with naturally etched terminations at both ends and exceptional transparency throughout. Why is yellow spodumene genuinely rarer than the pink kunzite most people associate with this mineral? Spodumene's more familiar pink variety, kunzite, gets its colour from trace manganese, while the yellow form results from a different trace element