Xiamen Ji Yuan Stone Co.,Ltd.
Volga Blue Granite
Volga Blue Granite
Volga Blue Granite offers a striking blend of dark blue and silver tones with subtle specks of gold, making it a unique and luxurious addition to any space. With its durability and versatility, this natural stone is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use, providing a timeless and elegant look.
| Feature | Details |
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| Material | Volga Blue Granite |
| Surface Finish | Polished |
| Slabs Size |
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| Tiles Size |
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| Countertops Size |
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| Vanity Tops Size |
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| Edge Style | Bull nose, ogee, bevel, eased, polish, etc |
| Packing |
1) Tiles & cut to size in Fumigated wooden crates. inside will cover by foamed plastics (polystyrene). 2) Slab in fumigated wooden bundle. |
| Usage | For internal and external decoration and construction. wall panel, floor tile, stairs, paving, wall cladding, countertop, vanity are available. |
| Quality Standard |
1) Polished degree 90°- 100°. 2) Thk tolerance : -/+0.5mm for countertop and big slab; -/+1mm for tile 3) Surface flatness tolerence: +/-0.3mm 4) Diagonal tolerance : +/-1mm. |
The geologist Volga Blue Granite was described in the sources and in his book "The Geologist's Guide to Blue Granite of Russia." The blue Volga granite has a diameter of about 2.5 meters, which is about the size of a football field and has a thickness of about one meter.
In Ukraine, it is mined in limited quantities, but occasionally it is also called volga blue labradorite or volga blue cena of ukraine volga blue In Russia, it is cultivated in limited quantities, but occasionally it is also called volga blue nitco Granite," "Russian Blue Granite" and other names. These are quarries in the United States, sometimes referred to as volga blue nissan or even "Trevor's Red Granities" and also as "Red Granites."
Volga Blue can also be called marmol volga blue cena, Blue Star or other names, but this is the official standard name for granite. The granite is named after one of the stones in the courtyard, and it could be that this courtyard is Blue Star or Volga Blue.
There are other stunning alternatives to granite that look pretty similar to Volga Blue, so make sure you check it out. You might also like this beautiful view of the city of St. Petersburg, Russia, from the top of a mountain in the background. If you are after zula volga blue granite, keep an open mind and do not cling to what this slab is called, but be inspired by what it is called. Its color, bordering on cyan, takes the dark soul to a new level of color and a whole new world of possibilities.
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