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About stones - Basalt, image preview

Basalt

Is a dark, intrusive igneous rock with a porphyritc or glassy structure and stream-lined and omnidirectional texture. It is fine-grained and its colour varies from gray-and-black to black. It contains pyroxenes (augit, titanium augit), plagioclases (labradorithe – anorthite) and olivine.
About stones - Granite, image preview

Granite

Is a deep-seated igneous rock that contains a number of potassium feldspars, acid plagioclases and quartz. Its colour is blue-tinted grey or red (rapakivi).
About stones - Limestone, image preview

Limestone

Is a compact sedimentary rock of white or grey colour, but sometimes with another tinge depending upon the presence of alloys.
About stones - Marble, image preview

Marble

Is a rock (crystallic calcite) that contains more than 95% of calcite. Originally white marble is stained with clay, various minerals (graphite, limonite, hematite and others) and organic compounds.
About stones - Onyx, image preview

Onyx

Is a chalcedony variety, bearing resemblance to agate. It has straight strips of color in brown, white or black-and-white. Black onyx with green chrysoprase and cornelian is chromatic chalcedony.
About stones - Quartzite, image preview

Quartzite

(Is a metamorphous rock of regional origin with fine to moderate granularity. For its prevailing span of colours (white to grey), it is often replaceable with marble.
About stones - Slate, image preview

Slate

Is a sedimentary semimetamorphosed fine-grained rock formed from claystone and siltstone, rocks containing the minerals black mica, muscovite and andalusite. Slate varies in colour from black to grey and has fine plane cleavage.
About stones - Travertine, image preview

Travertine

Is a chemical sedimentary rock with identical composition of calcite, but it differs from calcite in porosity. It may also contain clay and classic quartzite, and fossil remnants.
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