Granite Varieties
Rustenburg (South Africa)
Consistent. Durable. Workhorse granite.
Rustenburg granite is one of the most reliable and widely used stones in the industry. Quarried in the North West province of South Africa, it’s known for its tight grain, even coloration, and ability to perform under pressure.
Color: Uniformed medium to dark gray
Strengths: Uniform structure = minimal waste
Ideal For: Monumental work, industrial applications, large-scale fabrication
Why Buyers Like It: You know what you're getting. It’s consistent, accessible, and performs well in both polished and rough applications.
Wild Coast Black (South Africa)
Deep color. High density. Rare appeal.
From the rugged cliffs of South Africa’s eastern seaboard, Wild Coast Black granite is a striking, high-density material known for its deep black body and tough composition.
Color: Dark, nearly pure black with high gloss and some variegation
Strengths: Excellent compressive strength and resistance to abrasion
Ideal For: Surface plates, architectural slabs, high-impact environments
Why Buyers Like It: It holds polish well, takes impact, and looks sharp. If you need a darker granite that stands up to wear, this is your pick.
Norwegian Blue Pearl
Visual impact with industrial strength.
Mined from the fjords of Norway, Blue Pearl granite combines a bold visual texture with serious structural integrity. While it’s known for its iridescent shimmer, it’s not just for show- it’s strong, stable, and well-suited to specialized applications.
Color: Metallic blue/gray with crystal flecking
Strengths: Durable, unique, and weather-resistant
Ideal For: High-end builds, public installations, custom slabs
Why Buyers Like It: When the project calls for something unique, but still built to last, Blue Pearl delivers.
Zimbabwe Black
Reputation meets performance.
Zimbabwe Black granite is globally respected for its uniformity, density, and quality control. Sourced from trusted quarries, it’s a top choice for precision-focused industries and long-term reliability.
Color: Solid black with fine grain; sometimes a soft sparkle under polish
Strengths: High durability, trusted quality, long lifecycle
Ideal For: Surface plates, monuments, and elite structural projects
Why Buyers Like It: It's one of the most requested blacks in the world — not just for its look, but because it performs consistently across batches and projects.