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Yes, granite is an intrusive igneous rock which means that it formed under ground from slow cooling of magma. The slower the magma cools, the larger the minerals will be in the rock. Typically, granite has a medium-grained texture but it can have large crystals also. You can see the individual minerals without a hand magnifier.

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