Lemurian Blue Granite

A spectacular stone: Lemurian Blue. With a deep, blue-green background that is accompanied by iridescent speckles of lighter blue, gold, and green, Lemurian Blue is more than granite, it is a jewel on its own. It is considered a rare and highly sought-after crystal due to its unique color and pattern.

It is from Africa, this exotic stone showcases an optical effect in the form of a rainbow color glow with bright lighting. This ornamental stone is especially good for countertops, bar tops, sinks, interior wall panels, and other design projects. Its gem like look adds a sense of magical luxury into any location it is placed.

Granites are undoubtedly the most popular stone type used in countertop applications today. Granites are an excellent choice for kitchen countertops, floors and other heavily used surfaces because of their hardness, low absorption rates and resistance to high temperatures. This group of stones, in a commercial sense, includes many stone materials that are not true granites by geological definition. They are commercially sold as granite due to similar working and performance properties. These are some of the hardest dimensional stones, offering high levels of resistance to abrasion and scratching. The primary minerals in granite materials are resistant to virtually all chemicals found in a residential setting.

Many countries around the world are fond of Lemurian Blue, especially those with a strong interest in spiritual and metaphysical practices. Some of the countries where it is particularly popular include the United States, Australia, Japan, and the United Kingdom.