Keystone Blue

This unique dark granite has been quarried since 1962 and is one of Elberton's darker blues.  The darker texture of this granite distinguishes it from other Elberton blues.

Medium Barre

Universally accepted, competitive grade of polished Barre material.  Quarried in Barre, Vermont.

Missouri Red

One of the few domestic red granites, Missouri Red has been quarried in Graniteville, Missouri for over one hundred years.  It has not only proved itself to be an excellent monumental granite, but is also an excellent building stone material.  Because of it's perfect contrast, many carving and lettering styles maybe used.

Canadian Mahogany

A dark brown, wide-grained granite quarried in Ontario Canada.  A good substitute for Dakota Mahogany.

North American Pink

A competitively priced, medium-grained, rose granite quarried in Vermillon Bay, Ontario.

Autumn Rose 

A pinkish brown in color granite quarried in Mill Creek, Oklahoma.  This material has proven itself to be an excellent monumental stone over the past 20 years.  It takes a high polish and retains no visible moisture.

St. Albans Pink

Quarried in Kershaw, South Carolina, this granite has been a very popular material to use under bronze markers.  Now, many people are using it as a monumental material.  An excellent weathering material for someone who wants something different.

Impala / Flash Black

A charcoal colored black granite with a medium grain, quarried in Africa.

American Black 

This black granite with the white variegation veining is quarried in St. Peters, Pennsylvania.  Sometimes called French Creek Black or Gem Mist, it has proven itself to be one of America's most popular domestic monumental granites.  Also, American black is a great material to use with etchings and company signs due to the contrasting white veins.

Georgia Marble

A course grain, calcite marble.  This marble has a whitish background with light gray streaks.  Large marble pieces may have more veining than this sample shows.