Rainbow Hematite: Graves Mountain Iridescent Gem
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Rainbow hematite specimen from Graves Mountain, Georgia, about 1.25 inches long. Blue, green, purple, gold, and red are all visible in this piece depending on how you hold it. The color is not a coating. It is a natural optical phenomenon caused by thin oxide layers on the hematite surface, the same physics as an oil film on water.
Graves Mountain in Lincoln County, Georgia is the only location in the world known to produce rainbow hematite of this quality. Specimens from this locality are sought by collectors internationally. Genuine specimen.
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