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Granite

Granite is an excellent choice for kitchen countertops. It is extremely hard, resistant to scratches and is not sensitive to acids like marble. The colors and patterns that granite offers range from neutral to absolutely breathtaking.

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  • Multicolor Red
  • Red, light grey with dark grey waves
  • Details
    Stone NameMulticolor Red
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginIndia (Kamataka)
    ColorRed, light grey with dark grey waves
    Water Absorbtion0.2-0.3%
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeArchean
    Petrographic Typegneiss group - migmatite
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  • Missouri Red
  • Red, rose, dark grey-brownish
  • Details
    Stone NameMissouri Red
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginUSA (Missouri)
    ColorRed, rose, dark grey-brownish
    Water Absorbtion0.1-0.25%
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeProterozoic
    Petrographic Typealkali granite
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  • Stony Creek
  • Rose (beige), white, grey with dark grey waves, streaks
  • Details
    Stone NameStony Creek
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginUSA (Connecticut)
    ColorRose (beige), white, grey with dark grey waves, streaks
    Water Absorbtion0.2-0.25%
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeLate Proterozoic gneisses melted in Permian
    Petrographic Typemigmatite
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  • Rainbow
  • Rose (yellowish) with black waves
  • Details
    Stone NameRainbow
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginUSA (Minnesota)
    ColorRose (yellowish) with black waves
    Water Absorbtion0.05-0.1%
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeEarly Archean (3.6 billion years)
    Petrographic Typegneiss group - migmatite
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  • Balmoral Red
  • Rose to light red, dark grey
  • Details
    Stone NameBalmoral Red
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginFinland (Turku-Pori)
    ColorRose to light red, dark grey
    Water Absorbtion0
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeProterozoic
    Petrographic Typegranite
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  • Paradiso Classico
  • Rose-violet, light grey with black waves
  • Details
    Stone NameParadiso Classico
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginIndia (Tamil Nadu)
    ColorRose-violet, light grey with black waves
    Water Absorbtion0.2-0.3%
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeArchean
    Petrographic Typegneiss group - migmatite
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  • Lilla Gerais
  • Rose-violetish, light grey with dark grey spots
  • Details
    Stone NameLilla Gerais
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginBrazil (Minas Gerais)
    ColorRose-violetish, light grey with dark grey spots
    Water Absorbtion0.1-0.25%
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeArchean up to Proterozoic
    Petrographic Typegneiss group
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  • Paradiso Bash
  • Rose-yellowish, light grey with dark grey waves
  • Details
    Stone NameParadiso Bash
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginIndia (Tamil Nadu)
    ColorRose-yellowish, light grey with dark grey waves
    Water Absorbtion0.2-0.3%
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeArchean
    Petrographic Typegneiss group - migmatite
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  • Juparana India
  • Rose-yellowish, light grey with dark grey waves
  • Details
    Stone NameJuparana India
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginIndia (Kamataka)
    ColorRose-yellowish, light grey with dark grey waves
    Water Absorbtion0.2-0.3%
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeArchean
    Petrographic Typegneiss group - migmatite
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  • Juparana Colombo
  • Rose-yellowish, light grey with grey waves
  • Details
    Stone NameJuparana Colombo
    Stone TypeGranite
    OriginIndia (Tamil Nadu)
    ColorRose-yellowish, light grey with grey waves
    Water Absorbtion0.15-0.3%
    Hardness
    Geologic AgeProterozoic metamorphism
    Petrographic Typegneiss group - migmatite
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