Granite Database | Chisel Marble & Granite | Scottsdale | Phoenix
Explore Unique Granite Countertop Choices
Available in a striking array of colors, granite’s durability and longevity make it ideal for kitchen countertops and other heavily used surfaces, including table tops, bar tops, floors, and monuments. Granite is one of the hardest materials on earth. The beauty and elegance of granite makes it a most prestigious yet practical countertop. And, because no two slabs of granite are exactly alike, yours will be unique.
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- Juparana Classico
- Gold-ivory, light grey with dark grey waves
- Details
Stone Name Juparana Classico Stone Type Granite Origin Brazil (Rio de Janeiro) Color Gold-ivory, light grey with dark grey waves Water Absorbtion (0.25-0.35%) Hardness Geologic Age uppermost Proterozoic up to Cambrian Petrographic Type gneiss group ? probably migmatite Hide
- Juparana Colombo
- Rose-yellowish, light grey with grey waves
- Details
Stone Name Juparana Colombo Stone Type Granite Origin India (Tamil Nadu) Color Rose-yellowish, light grey with grey waves Water Absorbtion 0.15-0.3% Hardness Geologic Age Proterozoic metamorphism Petrographic Type gneiss group - migmatite Hide
- Kashmir White
- White (to ivory or greenish) with grey and brown spots
- Details
Stone Name Kashmir White Stone Type Granite Origin India (Tamil Nadu) Color White (to ivory or greenish) with grey and brown spots Water Absorbtion 0.3-0.5% Hardness Geologic Age Proterozoic metamorphism Petrographic Type gneiss group - granulite Hide
