kunzite
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of kunzite
1900–05, named after G. F. Kunz (1856–1932), American expert in precious stones; -ite 1
Example Sentences
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Tiffany named the gem in his honor: kunzite.
From New York Times
In the mix of pieces, some of which have a butterfly design, is this diamond and kunzite crystal necklace.
From Los Angeles Times
The family that provides her kunzite were her neighbors in San Diego until they moved to their native Afghanistan.
From New York Times
Jewelry made with pastel-colored gems like kunzite, paraiba tourmaline and mauve spinel plays a supporting role to diamond pieces.
From New York Times
Of growing importance are the gems found in California: a few diamonds in Butte county; rock crystal in Calaveras county; and tourmalines, kunzite, the rare pink beryl and bright blue topazes in San Diego county.
From Project Gutenberg
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