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About Alaska White Granite
Alaska White Granite
Alaska White Granite is a type of granite that originates from Rajasthan, India. This stunning stone features a combination of icy whites, browns, and greys, creating intricate patterns that are visually appealing. The white base of the stone provides a modern and bright feel, while the darker brown minerals are distinctly visible from a distance. The seamless blending of brown into white is an impressive characteristic of this stone. Moreover, the brown veins, visible from a distance, reveal intricate details that range from deep chocolate brown to a near-black hue. This feature adds more depth and complexity to the stone’s overall appearance.
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Absolute Black
Absolute Black Granite is a type of granite that can be found in the Khammam District of Andhra Pradesh in southern India. Its uniform black color is stunning and flawless, which is why it's also referred to as Jet Black Granite, Premium Black, Nero Absolute Granite, and Telephone Black Granite. It is highly popular due to its versatility and can blend in with different kitchen decor styles. The stone's uniform black color is perfect, with no visible variations, mineral deposits, or imperfections, making it a unique material for any application. In addition, Premium Absolute Black Granite is suitable for indoor and outdoor use due to its low water absorption.
Amazon Ivory
The base color of this granite is yellowish-cream, and it is adorned with numerous veins of purple and white, giving it a mosaic-like appearance similar to Amazon Ivory. Due to its striking pattern, it is an excellent option for both flooring and kitchen countertops. These types of granite are typically extracted from quarries situated in Tamil Nadu, a southern state in India.
Bianco Satin Granite
Bianco Satin granite is highly sought-after for its crisp white bedrock and striking brown mineral deposits. The stone also features clear quartz crystals scattered throughout, which are only slightly different in tone from the bedrock but provide an overall shine to the surface. Additionally, there are subtle patches of very light grey scattered around the stone, which add an extra layer of depth to the pure white bedrock without being overpowering. Black mineral deposits are infrequently present in some of the brown mineral deposits, providing a subtle contrast to the stone. It's worth noting that these black deposits are not very common and only found in a few slabs.
