Jackson county Georgia rose quartz

[DeepSouthArtifacts]

Pf from my hometown many years ago.

 

[MAMucker]

That’s a pretty point. Have you identified the type?

 

[creskol]

Very Nice!

 

[DeepSouthArtifacts]

That’s a pretty point. Have you identified the type?

I’m not %100 sure. Maybe some type of morrow mountain maybe type 2. Morrow mountains and guilfords are very common in this area. That’s almost all you find besides the occasional bolen or triangle/yadkin.

 

[Tdog]

Does it have cortex on the base or is it broken at an angle? I have a very similar one with cortex on the base that is "redish" quartz. I've never known what to type it as however we find a good many MM's here too.

 

[DeepSouthArtifacts]

Does it have cortex on the base or is it broken at an angle? I have a very similar one with cortex on the base that is "redish" quartz. I've never known what to type it as however we find a good many MM's here too.

The one I have is broke at the base at an angle. Probably broke during use. It does sort of look like the big brother to the point you have pictured. What state and county is that from? Almost seems like more of a round base guilford maybe.

 

[Tdog]

The one I have is broke at the base at an angle. Probably broke during use. It does sort of look like the big brother to the point you have pictured. What state and county is that from? Almost seems like more of a round base guilford maybe.

PF from N.E. Elmore Co. Alabama.

 

[DeepSouthArtifacts]

PF from N.E. Elmore Co. Alabama.

I’m not too familiar with Alabama types. There may be some subtype that matches its description better. But I would probably say a type of used up MM.