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Georgia Mineral Specimens
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OKF-097 Lazulite Graves Mt., Lincoln County, Georgia. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain collection. Previous John Caswell collection, circa 1890s. An excellent single crystal which has a small chip on one termination and two tiny chips on the opposing termination. Even with these issues factored in this 2.1 cm crystal is an important historic specimen. $180
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OKE-398 Rutile Graves Mountain, Georgia. Ex. Nancy Collins Collection. Rutile crystals from this classic location can be quite amazing. This piece fall into this description easily. It is a double terminated crystal of the highest metallic luster. Its steep terminal faces make it very attractive. Tiny tip craze otherwise damage free. Only contact is one on back otherwise a floater. Outstanding aesthetics. 230$
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OKD-539 Rutile Graves Mountain, Georgia. Ex. Nancy Collins Collection. Two nice, high luster rutile crystals to 1.6 cm in diameter. The specimen was mounted in a Perky box. No damage to the crystals which rest on blades of slightly iridescent goethite? 3.5 x 1.6 x 1.3 cm in size. 90$
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OKD-112 Goethite Stalactite Graves Mountain, Lincoln County, Georgia. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain Collection. Here are some very colorful pieces from a classic east coast location. Fantastic form and wonderful rainbow of colors in this 3.8 cm specimen. 45$
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OKD-113 Goethite Stalactite Graves Mountain, Lincoln County, Georgia. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain Collection. Here are some very colorful pieces from a classic east coast location. Fantastic form and wonderful rainbow of colors in this 5 cm specimen. 70$
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OKD-114 Goethite Stalactite Graves Mountain, Lincoln County, Georgia. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain Collection. Here are some very colorful pieces from a classic east coast location. Fantastic form and wonderful rainbow of colors in this 4.8 cm specimen. 35$
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OKB-266 Lazulite Graves Mountain, Georgia. Two pieces with poorly formed crystals of deep blue lazulite in white matrix. 10$
