Product Description
Unicorn Stone aka Lepidolite Tourmaline Pink Quartz Sphere priced by weight in grams
Material: Unicorn Stone.
Size: diameter approximately 2.1-2.7in(5.5-7cm).
Mineral Information:
Unicorn Stone is a trade name used to describe a unique combination of minerals that appear together. It is often a combination of Lepidolite, Pink Tourmaline, Smokey Quartz, and Clevelandite, Unicorn Stone, a name originated by Sage Crystals, is supportive in times of challenge, endurance, and emotional healing. The specific composition and appearance of Unicorn Stone can vary depending on the beliefs and interpretations of different individuals and sources. As such, there is no standardized definition or composition for Unicorn Stone. The appearance of Unicorn Stone can vary, but it is commonly described as having a mix of colors, patterns, and textures. It may exhibit swirls, spots, or bands of different hues, often including pastel shades or iridescent qualities.
Metaphysical Meaning:
Unicorn Stone is often associated with qualities such as purity, innocence, magic, spirituality, and connection to the divine. It is believed to carry the essence of unicorns, mythical creatures known for their grace, healing abilities, and association with purity and spiritual enlightenment.
Mineral Care:
Lepidolite and pink tourmaline are both gemstones that have their own unique characteristics and levels of fragility. Here's some information about the fragility of each stone:
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Lepidolite: Lepidolite is a lilac or pink-colored gemstone that belongs to the mica group of minerals. It has a layered structure and a relatively low hardness of around 2.5 to 4 on the Mohs scale. Lepidolite is considered to have a moderate fragility due to its cleavage and relatively soft nature. It can be easily scratched or chipped if subjected to rough handling or impact. Care should be taken to avoid contact with harder materials and to protect lepidolite jewelry or specimens from potential damage. It is recommended to store lepidolite separately from other gemstones to prevent scratching.
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Pink Tourmaline: Pink tourmaline, also known as rubellite, is a variety of tourmaline that exhibits a range of pink hues. It is a relatively hard gemstone with a hardness of 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale. Pink tourmaline is considered to have good durability and resistance to scratching, making it suitable for use in jewelry. However, despite its hardness, tourmaline can still be susceptible to chipping or fracturing if subjected to excessive force or impact. It is important to handle pink tourmaline jewelry with care and protect it from potential knocks or bumps that could cause damage. Storing pink tourmaline separately or in padded compartments can help prevent scratching or accidental damage.
It's important to note that even though gemstones may have varying levels of fragility, proper care and handling can help minimize the risk of damage. Avoid exposing gemstone jewelry to harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, or ultrasonic cleaning unless specifically recommended by a professional. It is also advisable to remove gemstone jewelry before engaging in activities that may subject them to potential impact or pressure.
Disclaimer:
No information here is intended to diagnose, treat or cure ailments or afflictions of any kind. One should always consult a medical professional if a serious issue presents itself.
