Rutile from Graves Mountain, Georgia, USA

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A large lustrous thick double terminated crystal of rutile 6.0 x 3.3 x 3.0 cm in size along one edge of a micaceous pyrophyllite rich matrix. In good condition. The specimen comes with a previous label from the collection of Ray DeMark. He collected the piece in 1968.Graves Mountain in Lincoln County, Georgia, is a world-renowned mineral locality formed through intense regional metamorphism and hydrothermal alteration of ancient sedimentary and volcanic rocks. Its complex geology produced unique quartz-rich schist formations that later drew commercial mining interest for industrial materials during the twentieth century. Although industrial operations eventually ceased, the mountain remains internationally famous among rock collectors for producing exceptional, lustrous, dark red to black rutile crystals alongside other notable mineral specimens.

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SpeciesRutile Pyrophyllite

SizeCabinet

Dimensions14.0 x 6.0 x 4.0 cm

Listed on10/05/2026

LocalityUSA, Georgia, Graves Mountain

SKU2062983

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Weinrich MineralsFeatured

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Mineral guide

Learn about Rutile

sharp tetragonal prisms with mirror luster, diverse twinning, and rutilated quartz; prized for sculptural form, color variety, and display value.

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Rutile from Graves Mountain, Georgia, USA

Graves Mountain rutile — Georgia’s renowned locality for large dark red-brown to black twin prisms with mirror luster, prized by collectors for size and form.

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