![]() It is named for the Unaka Mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina, USA, where it was first found, but is also found in pebbles and boulders in glacial drifts around the Great Lakes, as well as Zimbabwe and Switzerland. Unakite is primarily composed of Epidote, which derives its name from the Greek epidosis meaning “growing together.” An amalgamation of minerals, Unakite is solidly bound together and is said to symbolize “what comes together belongs together.” It forms in dense, opague masses as a granite rock and ranges in color from pistachio to moss green interlaced with areas of pink, peach or light red. Unakite supports anyone who feels a little lost, overwhelmed, or has trouble focusing on the here and now. It is a great stone for children’s sensitive emotions, and is particularly good for helping them bounce back from sorrow, grief or disappointment. It promotes patience and persistence, and gradually eliminates bad habits and the thoughts and patterns that perpetuate them. Its pink and green energies balance aspects of the heart, lifting spirits when one is down, and helps to release deep-seated emotions in a slow and gentle way. The elements of pink orthoclase feldspar, green epidote, and generally colorless quartz blend beautifully in Unakite and embody strong, harmonious relationships. It resonates with the frequency of love, compassion and kindness, and is a stone dedicated to balancing the emotional body. Unakite brings together the abundant, nurturing energy of green with the soft, caring passion of pink in one of Nature’s most healing crystals of the heart and mind. Introduction to the Meaning and Uses of Unakite Your On-Line Guide to The Healing Energies, Metaphysical Properties, Legendary Uses and Meaning of Unakite The Crystal Vaults Comprehensive Illustrated Guide to Crystals
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