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New Himalayan Blue granite slab with a predominantly blue background and grey and beige mineral deposits throughout. The surface has a polished finish and is suitable for use in countertops, flooring, and wall cladding
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Moon White Granite

Moon White granite is a type of granite from the Vishakapatnam region in Andhra Pradesh, India. This stone is known for its consistent and uniform white color, with occasional hints of yellow. It is also marked by mineral deposits that create beautiful grey swirls throughout the stone. Black or dark navy blue sections also speckle the granite, creating a captivating appearance. The mineral density in Moon White granite is generally low, resulting in a uniform look. Its modern and stylish appearance can give any home a contemporary feel, without being too sterile. The black speckles that are unique to this granite add a nice touch to the overall look of the stone.

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