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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Name
Color

Blue Marinache
Blue

Details

Stone Name	Blue Marinache
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	Brazil
Color	Blue
Water Absorbtion
Hardness
Geologic Age
Petrographic Type
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Blue King
White-greenish (brownish), blue

Details

Stone Name	Blue King
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	Zambia (Northwestern Province)
Color	White-greenish (brownish), blue
Water Absorbtion	(0.05-0.2%)
Hardness
Geologic Age	Proterozoic
Petrographic Type	sodalite syenite
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Blue Eyes Pearl
Blue

Details

Stone Name	Blue Eyes Pearl
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	Norway
Color	Blue
Water Absorbtion
Hardness
Geologic Age
Petrographic Type
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Blue Eyes
Brown-grey with blue spots

Details

Stone Name	Blue Eyes
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	Canada (Newfoundland)
Color	Brown-grey with blue spots
Water Absorbtion	0.05-0.1%
Hardness
Geologic Age	Proterozoic
Petrographic Type	gabbro group - anorthosite
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Blanco Cristal
White, grey, black

Details

Stone Name	Blanco Cristal
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	Spain (Madrid)
Color	White, grey, black
Water Absorbtion	0.2-0.35%
Hardness
Geologic Age	Carboniferous
Petrographic Type	granite
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Black Pearl
Black, dark grey

Details

Stone Name	Black Pearl
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	India (Andhra Pradesh)
Color	Black, dark grey
Water Absorbtion	(0.1-0.15%)
Hardness
Geologic Age	probably Proterozoic
Petrographic Type	probably gabbro group
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Black Galaxy
Black with brown spots

Details

Stone Name	Black Galaxy
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	India (Andhra Pradesh)
Color	Black with brown spots
Water Absorbtion	0.05-0.15%
Hardness
Geologic Age	probably Proterozoic
Petrographic Type	gabbro group- norite
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Big White Flower
White, grey, black

Details

Stone Name	Big White Flower
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	China (Guangdong)
Color	White, grey, black
Water Absorbtion	0.15-0.35%
Hardness
Geologic Age	Jurassic -Cretaceous
Petrographic Type	probably granite
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Bianco Sardo
Ivory, grey, white, black

Details

Stone Name	Bianco Sardo
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	Italy (Sardegna)
Color	Ivory, grey, white, black
Water Absorbtion	0.25-0.45%
Hardness
Geologic Age	Carboniferous
Petrographic Type	granite
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Bianco Romano
White-ivory, grey with brown-red spots (and black streaks)

Details

Stone Name	Bianco Romano
Stone Type	Granite
Origin	Brazil (Espirito Santo)
Color	White-ivory, grey with brown-red spots (and black streaks)
Water Absorbtion	(0.2-0.4%)
Hardness
Geologic Age	uppermost Proterozoic to Cambrian
Petrographic Type	gneiss group or pegmatite
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11 reviews

Beautiful Work

I love my new countertop. I purchased a new quartz countertop from this company and it is beautiful. The price was within my budget and the work was excellent. The workers came right when they said they would and did not leave any mess after the install. My faucet came with a soap dispenser that I initially decided not to have installed. Well, two weeks later I called back and asked if they would come and drill a hole for the soap dispenser for I had changed my mind. They came the next day. AT NO EXTRA COST. Well done Stone & Cabinets.

By Michelle Jacobs, Boston

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