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a close-up view of the granite's smooth, cream-colored surface with intricate black and gray flecks, creating a luxurious and elegant look.
Royal Cream Granite
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Thunder White Marble

Sapphire Blue Granite

Sapphire Blue is an eye-catching granite with shades of blue and brown, quarried in the Warangal District of Andhra Pradesh. Its name is derived from the captivating deep blue hue that dominates the stone, which is primarily composed of bedrock in that color.

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a stunning natural stone with a warm blend of burgundy, gold, and gray tones, featuring speckled patterns and swirls.

Bash Paradiso Granite

Paradiso Bash granite is a naturally occurring stone that hails from the Krishnagiri District in India. It features a delicate yet striking blend of multicolored minerals that create a unique effect in any room where it is used. This brown-grey granite has a cloudy structure that adds to its distinctive appearance. The granite's abstract and wild pattern is what sets it apart and gives it its unique identity.
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a breathtaking natural stone with a deep blue background and swirling patterns of white and gray, reminiscent of a mountainous landscape.

Himalayan Blue Granite

Himalayan Blue is a type of granite that originates from Raichur District, Karnataka and is known for its low water absorption. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use and is available in a variety of sizes for processing, supply, and export.
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Tan Brown

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a durable and versatile natural stone with a light gray background and speckles of black and white, perfect for creating a modern and sophisticated look.

G20

This South Indian black granite is another type worth mentioning. Its color ranges from medium to dark black and may have small specks that are visible upon closer inspection. Its durability makes it a great choice for high traffic areas, as well as for kitchen countertops and tabletops.
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Shiva Gold

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a luxurious natural stone with a golden background and intricate veining of brown and gray, creating a rich and warm atmosphere in any room.

Imperial Gold

Quarried in South India, this granite features a yellow and gold background with a wide variety of pattern variations. It showcases white, black, and grey veins, along with specks of darker gold and patches of pink. In well-lit rooms, the granite exudes a stunning appearance, making it an ideal choice for wall cladding, flooring, and countertops.
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a close-up of a natural stone with a golden-yellow base color, featuring intricate patterns of white, grey, and black veins, and a polished surface with a slight shine.

Amazon Gold

This granite bears a striking resemblance to Amazon Ivory in terms of its patterns, but with a yellow background color. It is renowned for its durability and ability to withstand high temperatures, making it an ideal material for various applications such as kitchen countertops, backsplashes, fountains, and staircases. Typically, it is extracted from quarries located in Tamil Nadu, a region in southern India. Additional Names: Granito Giallo Amazonas,Bianco Antico Yellow Granite,Bianco Antico Gold Granite
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a gorgeous natural stone with a light, creamy background and subtle gray veining, perfect for creating a timeless and elegant look.

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.
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