Kunzite from Afghanistan in 925/000 silver "Prestige" pendant

The mineral spodumene is a clinopyroxene having the chemical formula LiAl (SiO3) 2. Spodumene is a inosilicaat consisting of lithium, aluminum and silicate. It knows manifestations of colorless to many other colors. The colorless variant is called trifaan, the pink to purple variant kunzite and emerald variant of spodumene is known under the name of Hidde not. The crystal system is monoclinic and stripe color is white. The average density is 3.15 and the hardness is 6.5 to 7. spodumene is not radioactive and non-magnetic. The spodumene name is derived from the Greek word spodoumenos meaning "burning to ashes." This is because of the ash-gray appearance of the material that is made of it for use in the industry. Depending on the color distinction is kunzite varieties and hidde not, which are named after the discoverers G.F.Kunze and W.E.Hidden. Since it contains lithium spodumene, it is a mineral that makes it crystallizes in a magma. It is therefore often found in granitic pegmatites. The type of location is Pala