

Granite
An igneous rock composed mainly of quartz and feldspar. It is coarse-grained and has an even, visible crystalline formation and texture. Granite solidifies, under pressure, from magma that cools slowly beneath the earth's crust. It is exposed at the earth's surface by the erosion of overlying rocks or by crustal movement. Some granites are the oldest known rocks on earth. Granite has a greater strength that marble, limestone and sandstone. It has been used as a building material since ancient times; as granites are extremely resistant to weathering. Granite is making a "come back" into the building industry, as it proves to add everlasting beauty to any home. It is more durable than man-made materials, and its look cannot be duplicated. Granite can be used for both interior and exterior projects. Granite is the number one choice for kitchen countertops, as it is most resistant to scratches, stains, and extreme temperatures.

Andromeda

Aracruz Black

Azul Platino

Baltic Brown

Bianco Antico

Bianco Napoli

Bianco Romano

Bianco Rubelita

Bianco Torrone

Black Absolute

Black Pearl

Black Galaxy

Blue Flower

Brown Antique

Brown Pearl

Cafe Imperial

Colonial Gold

Dakota Mahogany

Emerald Pearl

Giallo Fiorito

Giallo Napoli

Giallo Veneziano

Giallo Vincenza

Golden Cream / Persia Cream

Golden Fantasy

Hawaiian Green / Imperial Green

Ivory Brown

Ivory Chiffon

Ivory Fantasy

Jet Mist

Juparana Cream Bordeaux

Juprana Delicates White

Juparana Florence

Juparana Nathalia

Kashmir Gold

Kashmir White

Lady Dream

Madura Gold

Nettuno

Nettuno Bordeaux

New Caledonia

New Colonial Gold

Palladio

Persia Cream

Pine Green

Revolution

Santa Cecilia

Steel Rock

Tan Brown

Typhoon Bordeaux

Verde Butterfly

Verde Peacock

White Ice

White Spring

Yellow Dream

Yellow River