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I love the soft "j" sound, in general. With Georgia you get two for the price of one. Seriously, Georgia is elegant, sophisticated, but not so hoity-toity that it puts anyone off. I put it in the same category as Julia.

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Georgia Kate
Georgia Tess
Georgia Lucy
Georgia Clementine
Georgia Evelyn
Georgia Celeste
Georgia Sophie
Georgia Beatrix
Georgia Carys
Georgia Elodie
Georgia Cecily
Georgia Amelie ("AH-meh-lee")
Georgia Chloe
Georgia Daphne
Georgia Delphine
Georgia Mabel
Georgia Leonie ("LEE-uh-nee," or "LAY-uh-nee" with an accent over the 1st 'e')
Georgia Helen
Georgia Mary
Georgia Lilias / Lillian
Georgia Hilary
Georgia Anne
Georgia Frances
Georgia Liv
Georgia Coralie

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Happy hunting!

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Since it is also a placename / noun, I'd avoid any mn that is also a noun. Georgia Meadow, Georgia Peach, Georgia Belle etc. They sound more like a phrase than a name.