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Centenas de corpos pegmatíticos na região nordeste de Minas Gerais produzem minerais gemológicos e de coleção, muitos desses corpos possuindo afinidades com determinada espécie, grupo ou classe mineral. O Pegmatito Gentil em Mendes Pimentel, ora descrito, notabiliza-se por sua assembléia de minerais fosfáticos, a maior parte dos quais raros ou raríssimos na natureza. A associação mineral identificada inclui microclínio, quartzo, muscovita, almandina-espessartita, berilo e trifilita como fosfato primário, que foi alterado formando uma extensa paragênese de espécies secundárias. Entre essas, destacam-se brazilianita, frondelita, gormanita, huréaulita, lazulita, litiofilita, purpurita, reddingita, woodhouseíta, zanaziíta e, recentemente descrita nesse corpo, a matioliíta. Hundreds of pegmatitic bodies occur in the northern region of the State of Minas Gerais, several of these bodies producing gemologic and collection minerals. Such pegmatites are known by the mineral affinity with certain minerals species, groups or classes. The Gentil Pegmatite (Mendes Pimentel county) is characterized by the phosphatic mineral assemblage, and some of these minerals are rare or very rare in nature. Primary species are microcline, quartz, muscovite, almandine-espessartine, beryl, and triphylite as the main phosphate that was altered to an extensive paragenesis of secondary phosphates. In this list are noted brazilianite, frondelite, gormanite, hureaulite, lazulite, lithiophilite, purpurite, reddingite, woodhouseite, zanaziite, and matioliite, a species recently described in the Gentil Pegmatite

Pegmatito Gentil (Mendes Pimentel, MG) e suas paragêneses mineralógicas de fosfatos raros