Homogeneous Blue Granite Colors

Patterns & Textures

Minerals of the stone form the texture or the pattern we see. The pattern of blue granite colors are either:

• Homogeneous - Minerals are distributed evenly for a uniform structure.
• Veined - Minerals form a different color to the base color and create veins or swirls in the stone.

Similar to homogeneous sky blue granite, this variety also includes some of the most expensive stones.

The classical varieties are quarried in Norway as well as the Ukraine.

The most typical stones have a blue and black ground-mass.

The blue crystals are so numerous and large compared to the black crystals that they take up almost the entire structure of the stone.

Granite colors of blue homogeneous stones range from light to dark blue with many hues and shades in between.

Although infrequent, variations in the deepness of the granite color occurs. Some varieties have almost a smoky tint or a play of color which can dim the brightness of the blue crystals.

Blue Homogeneous Examples:

Homogeneous blue granite colors are used on both interiors and exteriors. This stone is used for flooring, facings, countertops, and in luxury furnishings. The darker stones are also used for monuments, headstones, or funerary art.

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• Minerals of the stone form the texture or the pattern we see. In veined blue granite, the minerals form a different color to the base color and create veins or swirls in the stone.
• In homogeneous stones, the minerals are distributed evenly for a uniform structure. The best quality sky blue homogeneous material has a medium to fine grained crystalline groundmass composed of blue, white, and black crystals.