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About Kashmir White Granite
Kashmir White Granite
Kashmir White Granite is a mostly white stone, but with mineral deposits that give it an overall light grey appearance. Its white bedrock is bright and pure. The mineral deposits that make the stone appear slightly darker from afar are mostly light grey, but some have a reddish tinge. Red mineral deposits, usually small in size, can also be found throughout the stone, adding a touch of color. Kashmir White Granite’s appearance doesn’t change much under different lighting conditions, although the light brown mineral patches may be less noticeable in rooms with little natural light.
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