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This is an excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin, nicely terminated rutile. This specimen presents with a secondary growth rutile crystal almost on the "knee" or "elbow" of the twin formation.
This is an excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin, nicely terminated rutile. This specimen presents with a secondary growth rutile crystal almost on the "knee" or "elbow" of the twin formation.
This substantial, robust, less common variety of rutile from North Carolina exhibits a considerably different and impressive presence.
This substantial, robust, less common variety of rutile from North Carolina exhibits a considerably different and impressive presence.
A great metallic luster is evident on this exceptional rutile from Stoney Point, Alexander County, North Carolina.
A great metallic luster is evident on this exceptional rutile from Stoney Point, Alexander County, North Carolina.
Some excellent terminations are evident on this geniculate twin rutile from North Carolina.
Some excellent terminations are evident on this geniculate twin rutile from North Carolina.
This is a terrific geniculate twin rutile! A geniculate twin crystal is one that presents with twinned form showing that the twin-plane has significantly changed the shape of the crystal. Also referenced in mineralogy as a "knee or elbow twin".
This is a terrific geniculate twin rutile! A geniculate twin crystal is one that presents with twinned form showing that the twin-plane has significantly changed the shape of the crystal. Also referenced in mineralogy as a "knee or elbow twin".
At least one of the rutile crystals present as double-terminated on this fabulous piece from Alexander County, North Carolina.
At least one of the rutile crystals present as double-terminated on this fabulous piece from Alexander County, North Carolina.
This photo shows another perspective in which to see the double-terminated rutile and the luster on this excellent piece from North Carolina.
This photo shows another perspective in which to see the double-terminated rutile and the luster on this excellent piece from North Carolina.
We look forward to seeing you! We are your source for thoughtfully selected, quality minerals, crystals and stones. Like this excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin, terminated rutile.
We look forward to seeing you! We are your source for thoughtfully selected, quality minerals, crystals and stones. Like this excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin, terminated rutile.
This is an excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin, nicely terminated rutile. This specimen presents with a secondary growth rutile crystal almost on the "knee" or "elbow" of the twin formation.
This substantial, robust, less common variety of rutile from North Carolina exhibits a considerably different and impressive presence.
A great metallic luster is evident on this exceptional rutile from Stoney Point, Alexander County, North Carolina.
Some excellent terminations are evident on this geniculate twin rutile from North Carolina.
This is a terrific geniculate twin rutile! A geniculate twin crystal is one that presents with twinned form showing that the twin-plane has significantly changed the shape of the crystal. Also referenced in mineralogy as a "knee or elbow twin".
At least one of the rutile crystals present as double-terminated on this fabulous piece from Alexander County, North Carolina.
This photo shows another perspective in which to see the double-terminated rutile and the luster on this excellent piece from North Carolina.
We look forward to seeing you! We are your source for thoughtfully selected, quality minerals, crystals and stones. Like this excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin, terminated rutile.
This is an excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin, nicely terminated rutile. This specimen presents with a secondary growth rutile crystal almost on the "knee" or "elbow" of the twin formation.
This substantial, robust, less common variety of rutile from North Carolina exhibits a considerably different and impressive presence.
A great metallic luster is evident on this exceptional rutile from Stoney Point, Alexander County, North Carolina.
Some excellent terminations are evident on this geniculate twin rutile from North Carolina.
This is a terrific geniculate twin rutile! A geniculate twin crystal is one that presents with twinned form showing that the twin-plane has significantly changed the shape of the crystal. Also referenced in mineralogy as a "knee or elbow twin".
At least one of the rutile crystals present as double-terminated on this fabulous piece from Alexander County, North Carolina.
This photo shows another perspective in which to see the double-terminated rutile and the luster on this excellent piece from North Carolina.
We look forward to seeing you! We are your source for thoughtfully selected, quality minerals, crystals and stones. Like this excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin, terminated rutile.

Rutile Geniculate Twin on Quartz North Carolina 59g

This is an excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin*, nicely terminated rutile. This substantial, robust, less common variety of rutile from North Carolina exhibits a considerably different and impressive presence. Great metallic luster too.

* A geniculate twin crystal is one that presents with twinned form showing that the twin-plane has significantly changed the shape of the crystal.  Also referenced as a "knee or elbow twin".

59 grams. 2.21" x 1.29" x 1.11" or 56.3mm x 31.8mm x 28.4mm

Stony Point, Alexander Co., North Carolina.

 

$225.11

This is an excellent example of larger sized, thicker, well formed geniculate twin*, nicely terminated rutile. This substantial, robust, less common variety of rutile from North Carolina exhibits a considerably different and impressive presence. Great metallic luster too.

* A geniculate twin crystal is one that presents with twinned form showing that the twin-plane has significantly changed the shape of the crystal.  Also referenced as a "knee or elbow twin".

59 grams. 2.21" x 1.29" x 1.11" or 56.3mm x 31.8mm x 28.4mm

Stony Point, Alexander Co., North Carolina.

 

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