Lemurian Blue granite

Extracted from Madagascar, Lemurian Blue Granite is rich in labradorite, a shiny coloured mineral composed of sodium and aluminium-rich feldspar. The fantastic play of iridescent colours, known as Labradoressence or Schillerisation, refract light from the thin mineral facets within the stone.

The Lemurian Blue granite can withstand high temperatures and is scratch and dirt-resistant when sealed. Its superior toughness, durability, and eye-catching design make it ideal for all worktop applications. 

This Madagascar-origin stone’s dramatic gem-like appearance offers aesthetic qualities to your home and office spaces. Lemurian Blue granite countertop provides style and substance with muted colours for your kitchen and bathroom. So, let your imagination run wild with these gemstone-like granite worktops’ unique flecks and crystals.

Gemstone-like Blue Granite: The Ultimate in Luxury Kitchens.

This rare blue stone is only present in a few places on Earth and is trendy for its unique beauty and durability. With their distinctive colours and iridescent flecks, they are sure to make an impact in any kitchen or bathroom.

Is it Lemurian Blue granite or quartzite?

There is much talk and mystery surrounding this mythical blue granite. Moreover, this blue stone is prevalent as jewellery or a high-end decoration material. And is considered by some to be a type of quartzite. Others believe that it has healing properties. And although you may think it is a quartzite, its silica content makes its classification as granite.

The History of Lemurian Blue Granite

According to tradition, Lemuria was a lost country in either the ocean. The prehistoric Lemurian civilization resided there and mined its crystals before they vanished from the Planet. The crystals storing the Lemurrian wisdom in the granite are said to come from the heavens, which is why this unique stone is also known as Lemurian Labradorite Blue Astral (from the stars).

The Worktop Of Wisdom

You can use Lemurian Blue granite for almost any interior application. It is prevalent in kitchen islands, bathroom vanities, floors, walls and other focal features. In addition, The Worktop Library can cut it into slabs, tiles, and even ornamental pieces such as table tops and fireplace surround. It is easy to clean, tough, durable and has an appealing sheen.

Unlike most blue marble, it is not prone to staining. For example, you can use it outdoors, but many opt to have it for interior projects instead due to its high cost. Many combine Lemurian Blue granite with white cabinets in their kitchens as it can create a magnificent contrast with vibrancy and refinement.

Lemurian Granite is a rare stone mined in only one place in the world – Madagascar. Moreover, it is an excellent choice for top-quality kitchen countertops and wall cladding. It has a great range of colours with various shades of purple, green and iridescent blue.

Lemurian Blue is the perfect granite to display jewellery-like surfaces in your home. Lemurian blue granite has precious minerals and bright colours that can dramatically change any design and open the space to new possibilities.