What causes different colors in granite?

What are the factors that are effective in creating different colors of granite?

What are the factors that are effective in creating different colors of granite?
In discussing the colors of granite, it is not without merit to know that different minerals cause granite to have very different colors from other stones.

Let's take a quick look at this range of colors and touch them up close. These colors are: black, white, brown, pink, and red, with black, white, and brown having the spectrum that follows. We will introduce them.

* Black granite: This color is known as dark black and like other black color options, it is probably similar to gabbro and its polishing makes it opaque. In order for a stone to be technically known as granite, it must have at least 20% quartz and It has a color spectrum between white and milky, the two most common examples being galactic black and absolute black, regardless of the amount of quartz in them.

Although a lot of this color is made of gabbro, but it is still a great choice for the work surface of the kitchen cabinets, so if you like this color, do not hesitate to buy it!

* Uba Tuba Granite: This color is seen as black from afar, but it is actually a very dark green with high amounts of mica. It also has cream, gold and sometimes turquoise shades, which makes it possible to use various combinations in the kitchen to set the appliances next to it. The soft and rich appearance of this type of granite has attracted the attention of a wide range of people, especially for traditional kitchens.

*Galactic black granite: Galactic black is another color in the black spectrum of volcanic rocks that has a very high density, but unlike dark black, it has copper veins that create a beautiful effect when exposed to light. But apart from these streaks, there is no other color in it and it has a low variety.
*Beige and brown granite: Different shades of feldspar are what usually give brown tonnage granite.
*Coffee Brown Granite: As it is called brown, this stone can be better described as oak, a dark red color with very light combinations of gray, blue, black, cream and brown. The color of granite is very consistent and you can rarely find pieces of stone with dark veins, but in general this stone is solid in color while the grain size can be large.

* White granite: Granite will never be pure white, it will always have at least a combination of cream, milk and marble white colors of quartz and feldspar. You will usually see pages that are black and brown.

If you come across a cabinet (kitchen countertop) that is completely white, note that they are made of crushed quartz stone and resin, and the remarkable thing is that these types of stones are artificial and man-made. Is. Always keep in mind that the mere name of this stone, which is called "quartz plates", is not a natural stone and more than 25% of it is resin.
* White Cotton Flower Granite: Another light colored stone, which has very little variety. The stone is mined in Brazil and has a white background with a gray or black spotted surface. The amount and depth of gray will vary from piece to piece from a distance that can easily be identified as a white rock.
* White Delicatus granite: This stone, which is extracted from Brazil, is a little more impressive. It has a clean white background that is slightly lighter than cotton white. This surface is marked with black biotite crystals, which are very prominent against a white background.

*Ice White Granite: Another Brazilian gemstone. The diversity of this granite is much greater than other options mined in the same area. Its background color varies from light white to light gray to white and icy blue. , May also have a few soft soft cranberry handles. This stone must be seen in person to find the best fit for the kitchen in which it is installed.

*Himalayan white granite: Himalayan white is without a doubt the most popular light shade of granite. The stone has a soft white / gray background and dark gray streaks. This color is more reminiscent of popular Italian marble, although it is also mined in Brazil. There is little variation in color, but the amount and location of the streaks can vary from piece to piece.

*White river granite: This is a type of stone mined from India. White river (sometimes called white river) is a very light rock with deep gray veins that often appear broken and rarely in those dark shades.

It is seen and often shown white from a distance, although its most common feature is that it actually has a small amount of red mineral deposits on its surface.
* Pink and red granite: Although pink is not a good option for use as a cabinet, but we see that it is used in some parts of the building and thanks to the high amount of potassium feldspar mineral has a good beauty. It should be noted that red is more popular than pink, and its presence may be due to iron oxide in the stone.

If you came across a case of red granite that had significant shades of this color, it is probably quartz or lava stone, but in any case, both of these stones are great options to use.

* Pearl granite: Any granite that has a pearl label on it is due to the high concentration of mica in it. Mica gives granite a very beautiful shine. Pearl granite can be green, blue, black or even lavender.
* Granite stone with jewel tonnage: In the last three years, very strange colors of stone have entered the market that you may have encountered more blue, but there are also light red and dark green colors, which are usually referred to as Granites are not introduced; in fact, they are probably larynx or labdorite (blue) or marble (green).

It is also possible that they are actually granite that has been impregnated with paint or coated with colored resin to give it a vibrant color.

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