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Absolute Black

Alaska White

Azul Platino

Azul Platino is a stunning and reasonably priced granite that is mined close to Vigo, Spain. Many centuries have passed since this granite was first used. Small bluish-gray flecks dot the off-white background of this granite. On top of that, the slab is covered in black blotches. A slab of Azul Platino may also have veining that is black or white. Azul Platino is a great option for kitchen islands and other large-sized countertop applications because its slab sizes are often huge.

Bianco Romano

Black Galaxy

Black Pearl

Blizzard

Blue Pearl

Bordeuax

Brown Persa

Cambrian Black

Cream Pearl

Delicatus White

Delicatus Perlato

Emerald Pearl

Fantasy Brown

Ice Blue

New Caledonia

The different crystals and minerals spread throughout New Caledonia's stone give it a homogeneous appearance. New Caledonia will look from a distance to be made up of areas of black and white and hues of gray ranging from light gray to deep charcoal. However, if you look closely, you'll see that there are varying tones of brown and shimmering crystals all over. The white backdrop of this granite is virtually concealed by the flecking throughout the stone.

New Venetian Gold

The New Venetian Gold Granite is a creamy, light honey-colored stone with amber, white, and black flecks. This Brazilian natural stone can be used for any countertop implementation.

The implementation will bring out different highlights in the stone; for example, paired with darker cabinets, the lighter, creamy countertops will provide a nice contrast.

Ornamental White

River White

Pretoria

Santa Cecilia

Santa Cecilia granite is a popular choice for kitchen and bathroom countertops in many homes. This is also a good option if you want a granite backsplash or stone tiled floors. Because this granite is a dense stone, it can be used both inside and outside, especially in areas where more delicate types of stone may not withstand the elements.

Sky Blue

White Carrara Polished