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TYPES
OF STONE : Granite, MArbel, Onyx, and Travertine... Click Each For That Individual Gallery
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A visably granular, igneous rock; generally ranging in color
from near-white through the spectrum of golds, pinks, greens
and blues, to grays and blacks. Granite consists primarily of
quartz, mica and feldspar. Granites are the hardest architectural
stone, making them ideal for counter tops and high-traffic areas.
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CLICK HERE FOR MARBLE:
A metamorphic rock possessing a distinctive crystalline texture.
Marble is composed principally of the carbonate minerals calcite
and dolomite, singly or in combination. Marbles are typically
softer than granite, and are available in a wide spectrum of
color and veining. |
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CLICK HERE FOR ONYX:
A semi-precious sedimentary gemstone of calcite variety with
an extremely fine crystal formation. Onyx is valued for its
translucent quality and can be backlit for dramatic effect. |
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CLICK HERE FOR TRAVERTINE:
A type of crystalline or micro crystalline limestone with a
distinctive layered structure. Some layers contain pores and
cavities which create an open texture. Depending on the product
selected, pores in travertine may be filled or unfilled. Travertine
is available in warm, earth tones, making it one of the most
popular stones for interior and exterior flooring. |
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