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Granite

About Granite

Granite is a coarse-grained crystalline igneous rock composed mainly of quartz and feldspar. This is produced from progressively cooler magma, which is subjected to extreme pressure deep beneath the earth's surface.

Granite is a great material to invest in as it is known for its hard-wearing properties. Life begins with magma bubbling beneath the earth's surface, and as it rises through faults in the earth's crust to cooler climates, granite is formed. This caused the molten rock to solidify and form a hard stone. The result is an extremely dense and hard material that is arguably one of the strongest on the market. This makes it ideal for flooring throughout the home, including high-traffic areas such as hallways and kitchens. It's also perfect for use as a work surface, such as your countertop or dresser, as it's highly heat and scratch-resistant. Hot plates, mugs, or curling irons are unlikely to damage the surface of this stone and general everyday work use will not affect its appearance.

Granite Colors

The color of granite varies depending on the location of the granite deposits and the minerals of origin. The texture and color of a granite slab are determined by the mixing ratio and arrangement of the mineral crystals. Granite colors turn white into solid black. The primary colors of world-famous granite are white, black, brown, green and red granite.

Granite shapes tend to have white to gray scales if there is a high percentage of quartz and sodium feldspar in the granite. A higher percentage of potassium feldspar will turn granite slabs pink in color, depending on the presence of other minerals. Black mica is a necessary mineral for the formation of mainly dark black colors.

The scarcity of granite also determines the value. Rarely is there any color, but colors are abundant. Absolute Black, Black Galaxy, Tan Brown, Rosa Porrino, Rosa Beta, Baltic Pink, Blue Pearl and Emerald Pearl are the most popular colors.