Best sellers

The 7 stones buyers
ask for by name.

Each one takes the screen in turn as you scroll. Shade, belt, finishes and the applications it is specified for, with a direct line to the desk for that stone.

Brown Fantasy marble slab

01 / 07  ·  Marble · also sold as Fantasy Brown

Brown Fantasy

Soft waves of taupe, cream and grey. Marble looks, granite-like toughness.

Rajasthan marble beltPolishedHonedBrushedAntique
Green Marble marble slab

02 / 07  ·  Marble · also sold as Indian Green

Green Marble

Deep green ground with white calcite veining. India’s most exported marble.

Udaipur belt, RajasthanPolishedHonedBrushedAntique
Bidasar Brown marble slab

03 / 07  ·  Marble · also sold as Rain Forest Brown

Bidasar Brown

Veins like roots across bark. Warmth for interiors that need character.

Bidasar belt, RajasthanPolishedHonedBrushedAntique
Panda White marble slab

04 / 07  ·  Marble

Panda White

Bold black strokes across a white ground. Made for book-matching.

Rajasthan beltPolishedHonedBrushedAntique
Titanium Gold granite slab

05 / 07  ·  Granite

Titanium Gold

Gold and bronze movement over a dark ground. Large-format drama.

Rajasthan beltPolishedHonedFlamedLeathered
Aravali Green Onyx onyx slab

06 / 07  ·  Onyx

Aravali Green Onyx

Translucent bands of olive and gold. Built to be lit from behind.

Aravali belt, RajasthanPolishedHonedBacklit
Black Galaxy granite slab

07 / 07  ·  Granite

Black Galaxy

Jet-black gabbro flecked with bronze. India’s most exported dark stone.

Ongole belt, Andhra PradeshPolishedHonedFlamedLeathered
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Which colours are trending now?

Soft whites, warm neutrals and dramatic high-movement stones lead current demand. The seven buyers ask for most by name are Brown Fantasy, Green Marble, Bidasar Brown, Panda White, Titanium Gold, Aravali Green Onyx and Black Galaxy.

Granite or marble: which is better?

Granite is harder and resists heat, scratches and stains better, so it suits kitchens and heavy-use areas. Marble is softer and etches with acids such as lemon or vinegar, but its veining and glow make it the choice for bathrooms, floors, walls and luxury interiors.

StoneRock typeHardness (Mohs)HeatStainsSealingBest uses
GraniteIgneous6–7ExcellentGoodSome types, every 1–2 yearsKitchen tops, flooring, exterior, outdoor kitchens
QuartziteMetamorphic (sandstone)7ExcellentGoodYes, varies by typePremium tops, islands, feature walls
MarbleMetamorphic (limestone)3–4GoodLow (etches with acid)Yes, every 6–12 monthsBathrooms, flooring, walls, statement islands
OnyxCalcite, banded3ModerateLowYesBacklit walls, bars, decorative panels
SandstoneSedimentary6–7GoodLow (porous)Yes, especially outdoorsPaving, cladding, landscaping
Is everything on the website in stock?

Natural stone stock changes constantly as blocks are sold and new ones are quarried. Product pages show what we typically supply. For live availability, ask for our current stock list with block IDs, photos and measurements.

Can I get samples?

Yes. We send polished samples for colour and finish approval, taken from the lot you would be buying from, not from a showroom board.

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