Georgia Gray Granite
Georgia Gray granite is quarried in Elberton, Georgia. Extensively used in cemeteries across the country, Georgia Gray granite is one of the most cost-effective granite selections to produce. The intense gray color gives this granite a striking blue appearance in bright sunlight. When working with Georgia Gray granite, we can create a work of art that commemorates veterans and hometown heroes alike. Georgia Gray granite cannot be laser etched.
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Sunset Red Granite
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Due to its large variegated grain pattern, Sunset Red granite does not carve evenly. You also have to think about the design of the monument to ensure you will be able to read all of the text. The quarry is located in Marble Falls, Texas. Sunset Red granite was used in the building of the Galveston seawall and the Texas State Capitol building in Austin. Sunset Red granite cannot be laser etched.
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Absolute Black Granite
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Absolute Black granite is quarried in South Africa. It is rich, elegant and versatile. This dynamic black stone brings timeless sophistication to any setting. Whether traditional or contemporary, Absolute Black granite produces uniquely beautiful memorials that stand the test of time. This selection of granite laser etches very well.
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Starr Gray Granite
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Starr Gray granite is quarried in South China. The granite is a beautiful charcoal color. Starr Gray granite is a fine grain granite and it has great contrast. It is a great color to carve. You do have to think about how you design the monument for the best visibility. Starr Gray granite cannot be laser etched.
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Georgia White Marble
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Georgia White Marble is a limestone; it will not hold up as well as granite over time, however, sculptors like using marble because of the fine details that they can get in the sculpture. When carving in marble, you do not want small letters as you do not know where it may have small imperfections that will affect how the letters show up when sandblasted. Marble cannot be laser etched.
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