Granite is an igneous rock and is formed from magma. Granitic magma has many potential origins but it must intrude other rocks. Most granite intrusions are emplaced at depth within the crust, usually greater than 1.5 kilometres and up to 50 km depth within thick continental crust. The origin of granite is contentious and has led to varied schemes of classification. Classification schemes are regional and include French, British, and American systems.
Natural Granite could give you an original beauty in your home. If you are looking for something rustic, look no further. Take a look at some of the more popular colors below.
Level I
#Carioca Gold
#Baltic Brown
#Green Butterfly
#New Caldonia
#Giallo Antico
#Verde Peacock
#Santa Cecilia
#Tan Brown
#Uba Tuba Gold
#Rosa Beta
#Bianco Sardo
Level II
#Giallo Ornamental
#Key West Gold
#Kashmir White
#New Venetian Gold
#Paradiso Bash
#Columbo Juparana
#Tropic Brown
#Saphire Blue Brown
#Brown Coffee
#Juparana Colombo Gold
#Dakota Mahogany
Level III
#Juparana Sunset
#Absolute Black
#Lapidus
#Giallo Vincenza
#Amazon Blue
#Ghibili Gold
#Giallo Veneziano
#Brown Imperial
#Lapidus Gold
#Imperial Gold
#Kashmir Gold
#Madura Gold
#Aquarius Blue
#Bianco Antico
#Golden Leaf
#Impala Black
#Kinawa
#Ivory Fantasy
#Shivakashi Ivory
Level IV
#River Gold
#Black Galaxy
#Royal Juparana
#Tropical Delicatus
#Golden River
#Green Marinace
#Millemium
#Juparana Florenza
#Blue Barracuda
#Delicatus White
#Delicatus
#Pergaminho
Level V
#Colonial Gold
#Golden Beach
#Juparana Nathalia
#Vyara Juparana
#Exotic Yellow
#Bianco Antico
#Blue Pearl
#Volga Blue
#Coasta Esmeralda
#Crystal Azul