Pearl blue granite is a beneficial and useful option when people want to install granite countertops in their kitchen. Granite is perhaps the second strongest stone in the world and is a popular building material. Blue granites are the rarest and therefore the most expensive of the granites that can be found throughout the world. This granite belongs to this color family and has a silvery-blue hue that makes it beautiful and appreciated. Norway is where this particular store is sourced from and distributed throughout the world as a raw material for making tiles and countertops.
Exploring Pearl Blue Granite Features:
Although the name of the stone indicates a blue color, in reality, the stone is not royal blue and looks more like metallic blue or silver. People can get a sample to check the color properly. The stone is made up of excessive amounts of quartz and mica in the stone and when polished they give the stone a pearly sheen which has contributed to its name. White, black, gray, and bluish-gray flecks make up the surface color of the stone. A heavily mottled color pattern can be found in this granite rather than the colored streaks often seen in many stones.
When people visit a blue pearl granite company, they will find that the color of this stone can vary from piece to piece and even vary within a single piece. Some tiles have a blue tint, while others are closer to silver in terms of shade and tone. Instead of having a compact pattern across the surface, this granite could have large sections of black and white concentrated in one area. Blue pearl slabs can be lighter at one end and darker at the other and can have hints of black quartz on their surface and can be used to make unique kitchen countertops.
Blue Pearl Granite Types:
There are various types of blue pearl granite and its price varies depending on the type that people select. Depending on where it is squared, the shades of this type of granite may vary. One of the brightest, bluest and most expensive stones is the Blue Pearl GT, while royal blue has a lighter background and also has deep blue crystals on its surface. A variation that is closer to gray or silver than blue is defined as Marina Pearl. Also, instead of a polished surface, it is also possible to find this particular type of stone honed to give a matte finish. The price varies according to your selection.
Due to its special properties, the stone is extremely expensive, and therefore not quite affordable for everyone. People often have to give up this option when designing their countertops. However, they must find a manufacturer that can offer them a reasonable price. We are a company that charges a competitive rate and can provide you with all kinds of Blue Pearl Granite.