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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- Ubatuba
- Dark green, dark grey, (gold)
- Details
Stone Name Ubatuba Stone Type Granite Origin Brazil (Sao Paulo) Color Dark green, dark grey, (gold) Water Absorbtion (0.2-0.45%) Hardness Geologic Age uppermost Proterozoic to Cambrian Petrographic Type charnockite group - quartz syenite composition (meta-morphosed) Hide
- Verde Bahia
- Dark green, dark grey, (gold)
- Details
Stone Name Verde Bahia Stone Type Granite Origin Brazil (Bahia) Color Dark green, dark grey, (gold) Water Absorbtion (0.05-0.2%) Hardness Geologic Age Archean to Early Proterozoic Petrographic Type charnockite group (granite to quartz syenite composition) Hide
- Verde Eucalipto
- Light green with green and red spots
- Details
Stone Name Verde Eucalipto Stone Type Granite Origin Brazil (Espirito Santo) Color Light green with green and red spots Water Absorbtion 0.2-0.25% Hardness Geologic Age uppermost Proterozoic to Cambrian Petrographic Type gneiss group - granulite Hide
