Granite

Granite's robustness and diverse pattern range make it a popular choice. Known for its crystalline structure, granite offers a depth of design that's both unique and versatile, ranging from uniform granular patterns to rich, flowing veins.

Origin: Quarried globally, with Brazil and India being key sources.
Rarity: Widely available; the rarity varies based on color and pattern.
Varietals: Extensive, including colors like black, white, blue, green, and more.
Price-Points: Wide range; typically more affordable than marble but can vary.
Maintenance Tips: Requires less maintenance than marble; periodic sealing recommended.

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