Blue Kunzite: 2mm Round Cut Lab Stones for Fine Jewelry
In stock: 1-3 business days
Reliable access to precision-calibrated small stones is critical for controlled jewelry builds.
These 2 mm lab-grown blue kunzite stones are offered for bench jewelers and makers who require consistent sizing, predictable cutting behavior, and fast domestic availability without the variability or sourcing delays common in natural micro material.
Lab-grown kunzite is a spodumene-based gemstone engineered for a stable crystal structure, consistent color, and clean optical performance. This material presents in a blue to lilac tone, offering a cooler color profile while maintaining the soft, responsive light behavior kunzite is known for. At 2 mm, the increased surface area allows for greater light interaction and a more defined color presence in finished work. This size moves beyond filler and becomes a deliberate design element in halos, side stones, cluster builds, and precision inlay applications.
This listing is for loose stones only. No settings or finished jewelry are included.
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