It is quarried in central brazil and is occasionally called azul bahia granite.
Blue azul bahia granite.
Blue bahia granite is a stone that is legendary for its beauty.
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Azul bahia granite is a white blue sodalite foidolite of the precambrian period.
This stone internationally may be nominated as a granite but in the area of application of the european standard this stone must be nominated as syenite.
Azul blue bahia granite tile is an excellent granite tile for flooring walls and countertops.
Its stunning blue colors can be a little hard to incorporate into a kitchen but can also look stunning.
It is possibly the bluest granite on the market and it is in very high demand.
Some slabs will also show a small amount of green hues in the background.
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Blue bahia granite detailed information blue bahia granite is a beautiful exotic granite color with a consistent pattern of white blue and black colors.
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The colors on this countertop material will be flecks and blotches and veins.
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Azul bahia granite is a semi precious stone produced from a bedrock quarry in the state of bahia brazil.
Blue bahia granite features a blue and white color with some black blotches and veining.
Blue bahia granite or formally known as azul bahia is a premium granite arguably the most exclusive granite in the world quarried in brazil.
Azul bahia is a semi precious stone produced from a bedrock quarry in the state of bahia brazil.
The depth of the blue and the veining will vary between blocks.
The blue colour is caused by sodalite.