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Stone is a natural solid formation of one or many minerals. There are thousand types of stone that have been quarried thoughout the centuries. Quarries are located all around the world. A majority of natural stone comes from Italy, Spain, Turkey, United States, Mexico, China, Taiwan, India, Greece, Canada, France, and Brazil.

Although both granite and marble were created deep within the earth millions of years ago, the processes that formed them were quite different.

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Granite is an igneous rock, which means that at one time during its development, it was melted like volcanic lava. Unlike lava, however, this melted (or molten) rock never reached the surface. It remained trapped inside the earth, where it slowly cooled and crystallized, resulting in a very uniform, speckled stone that ranges in color from black and gray tones to pinks, browns, reds, greens and white.

Marble is a metamorphic rock. It was once limestone, but over time, the combination of intense heat and pressure caused the limestone to re-crystallize. Foreign substances often entered the stone during this process, creating an infinite variety of colors, textures and veining. Marble is a lot like people; no two are exactly alike.

2. Granite Facts

• Nearly impossible to scratch
• Accepts hot pots and pans
• Will not stain under normal use and will clean up after use
• Does not harbor bacteria
• Generally lasts forever

Since all granites are made by nature, no two are the same and all slabs should be reviewed and approved for each project.