Description
Solid Stone Worktops Present This Stunning Polished Patterned Blue Pearl Granite Worktop
A predominantly Norwegian granite that is sometimes referred to as Labrador Blue Pearl or Marina Pearl that features black mottling woven in blue and grey together with an attractive pearlescent element.
This makes Blue Pearl Granite an excellent hard wearing natural stone countertop and a real natural beauty.
Key Benefits & Features:
- Stylish looking and a highly durable material
- Ideal worktop material as it’s generally scratch and heat resistant
- A great alternative to the more common black or grey worktops
- Available in different colours, patterns, thicknesses and finishes
- Simple to carry out surface maintenance
- Naturally resistant to staining and scratching
- Suitable for a wide range of applications and a versatile material (Kitchens, Kitchen islands, bathrooms etc)
- Once installed it will look great for many years to come particularly with a polished finish.
FAQ's
What Colour Is Blue Pearl Granite?
Blue pearl granite is a rare type of granite and a natural stone that features dominant blue hues. The Blue Pearl granite is unique in its own right and is classified as a blue granite because of this.
What Minerals Are In Blue Pearl Granite?
These rocks usually consist of mica, amphibole, feldspar and quartz which are interlocked.
How Expensive Is Blue Granite?
Blue Granite worktops are generally on the more expensive side when compared to other granite kitchen worktop options.
Blue Pearl Granite is around the £400-£500+ per square metre range with other blue granite worktops variants coming in similar price ranges.
Is Blue Pearl Granite Or Marble?
Pearl blue granite is one of the more popular ranges and is 100% granite and a great choice for kitchen worktops or bathroom worktops.
Where Does It Come From?
This natural stone is mostly mined or quarried in Norway and therefore referred to as a Norwegian granite. It is also found in other countries such as India, however, the best quality versions tend to be of the Norwegian variety.
