Lazulite Specimen, Graves Mountain #1

This self-collected Lazulite specimen #1 comes from Graves Mountain, Georgia, a well-known mineral collecting locality. The piece is offered under the original Lazulite identification and retains its personal sourcing history as a field-collected mineral specimen.

The original collecting notes indicate that pyrite and kyanite could also be present. Those names are retained as possible associations rather than presented as confirmed identifications. The specimen's rough, natural surfaces are part of its interest as a locality piece.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Mineral: Lazulite
• Locality: Graves Mountain, Georgia
• Provenance: Self-collected
• Specimen Number: #1
• Possible Associations: Pyrite and Kyanite (not confirmed)
• Form: Natural mineral specimen

MINERAL INFORMATION

Lazulite is a phosphate mineral found at a number of collecting localities, including Graves Mountain. Associated minerals can be present in the host material, but photographs alone are not a reliable basis for identifying every inclusion or neighboring crystal.

PLEASE NOTE

Natural field-collected material may show matrix, fractures, contact points, and uneven surfaces. The exact specimen is identified by its listing number; review the original photographs for condition and appearance.