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American
Black
This black
granite with the white variegation veining is quarried in
St. Peters, Pennsylvania. Sometimes called French Creek Black
or Gem Mist, it has proven itself to be one of America's most
popular domestic monumental granites. Also, American black
is a great material to use with etchings and company signs
due to the contrasting white veins.
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Autumn
Rose
A pinkish brown in color granite quarried in Mill Creek, Oklahoma.
This material has proven itself to be an excellent monumental
stone over the past 20 years. It takes a high polish and retains
no visible moisture. |
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Dakota
Mahogany
A brown in color granite that has been proven
to withstand the test of time. This granite is subject to some
variegation. Quarried in South Dakota. |
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Flash
Black
A fine grained granite with some variegation, quarried in Africa. |
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Galaxy
Black
A very dark black. Ideal for etchings or an elegant memorial.
Quarried in Africa and also known as Dark Black or Zimbabwe
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Grey
Cloud
A very unusual white granite with a black swirl, this material
is quarried at Lithonia, Georgia. Many people feel that it is
a good granite substitute for some of the variegated marbles |
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Impala
Black
A charcoal colored black granite with a medium grain, quarried
in Africa. |
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Keystone
Blue
This unique dark granite has been quarried since 1962 and is
one of Elberton Georgia's darker blues. The darker texture of
this granite distinguishes it from other Elberton blues. |
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Keystone
Green
This medium grain granite offers a great variety from the normal
granites. Keystone Green is quarried in Quebec, Canada. |
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Medium
Barre
Universally accepted, competitive grade of polished Barre material.
Quarried in Barre, Vermont. |
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Missouri
Red
One of the few domestic red granites, Missouri Red has been
quarried in Graniteville, Missouri for over one hundred years.
It has not only proved itself to be an excellent monumental
granite, but is also an excellent building stone material. Because
of it's perfect contrast, many carving and lettering styles
maybe used. |
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North
American Pink
A competitively priced, medium-grained, rose granite quarried
in Vermillon Bay, Ontario. |
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Salisbury
Pink
A very soft pink granite quarried in Salisbury, North Carolina,
this material has proven itself as an excellent monumental stone
over the past 30 years. Because of its unusual color, many people
have selected it for use with bronze accessories. |
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St.
Albans Pink
Quarried in Kershaw, South Carolina, this granite has been a
very popular material to use under bronze markers. Now, many
people are using it as a monumental material. An excellent weathering
material for someone who wants something different. |
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Topaz
Blue
A quarry owned by Keystone Memorial of Elberton, GA produces
one of the darkest blue-gray granites available. The fine grain
gives an excellent contrast for sandblasting, carving, and lettering. |
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Wausau
Red
A domestic red granite, quarried in Wausau, Wisconsin. |
