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Veneciatus

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Approximately 570 million years ago, the Earth was undergoing profound change. Continents shifted and collided, creating vast mountain ranges and contributing to the formation of Gondwana.

Deep within the Earth, the intense heat generated by these processes promoted the formation of large volumes of magma. Trapped within the crust, this material cooled slowly over millions of years.

As it cooled, minerals began to crystallize and grow, forming a rock composed primarily of feldspar, quartz, and biotite. Over hundreds of millions of years, erosion wore away the overlying layers of the crust, bringing these rocks closer to the surface.

Veneciatus emerged from this prolonged process: a granite with a warm yellow hue that combines the natural strength and resilience of granite with a distinctive, sophisticated aesthetic. Its tightly interlocking crystalline structure provides durability and resistance to wear, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including high-use environments.

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Finishes: Polished, brushed, honed, sandblasted, and other finishes.

Applications: Commercial and residential projects; interior applications; walls, countertops, flooring, panels, tables, kitchens, partitions, bathrooms, and decorative features.

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Veneciatus

Category:
Granito
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Approximately 570 million years ago, the Earth was undergoing profound change. Continents shifted and collided, creating vast mountain ranges and contributing to the formation of Gondwana.

Deep within the Earth, the intense heat generated by these processes promoted the formation of large volumes of magma. Trapped within the crust, this material cooled slowly over millions of years.

As it cooled, minerals began to crystallize and grow, forming a rock composed primarily of feldspar, quartz, and biotite. Over hundreds of millions of years, erosion wore away the overlying layers of the crust, bringing these rocks closer to the surface.

Veneciatus emerged from this prolonged process: a granite with a warm yellow hue that combines the natural strength and resilience of granite with a distinctive, sophisticated aesthetic. Its tightly interlocking crystalline structure provides durability and resistance to wear, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including high-use environments.

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Finishes: Polished, brushed, honed, sandblasted, and other finishes.

Applications: Commercial and residential projects; interior applications; walls, countertops, flooring, panels, tables, kitchens, partitions, bathrooms, and decorative features.

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It's natural! Discover the minerals in this stone.

K-Feldspar
Plagioclase
Quartz
Biotite
Granade
Muscovite

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