Blue Diamond Granite | SL2205

Blue Diamond Granite SL2205 brings together a deep charcoal background, blue-grey grains and scattered lighter markings. The featured photograph shows irregular shapes packed closely together, with black areas separating the larger grey-blue patches. Small pale accents lift the darker surface without forming a continuous vein.

Its visual character comes from the relationship between these interlocking shapes. Some patches have softer, cloudy edges; others look more clearly defined. The blue notes remain subtle in the main image, giving the stone a restrained colour contrast rather than an evenly blue surface.

The additional photographs reveal different aspects of the same pictured material. Several show brighter blue flecks among the dark grains, while one wider view makes the overall granular arrangement easier to read. Reflections are visible in some photographs and should be considered separately from the stone’s own markings.

A Dark Ground with Blue-Grey Contrast

• Base tones: charcoal grey and near-black.
• Secondary colour: muted blue-grey, with brighter blue accents in some views.
• Pattern: closely arranged irregular grains and larger angular patches.
• Light details: scattered pale grey and off-white markings.

What the Six Photographs Show

The main image focuses on the dark, coarse-looking arrangement and isolated light patches. The five accompanying views vary in scale and lighting, from small blue flecks to larger grey areas. Use them together to assess the pictured colour balance; a brighter photograph does not establish a different material or a confirmed surface finish.

Comparing the Natural Pattern

The size, distribution and prominence of the contrasting grains can differ between individual pieces. When reviewing a selection, compare the actual surfaces under consistent light and look at both the wider pattern and the smaller blue accents. The photographs are references for these pictured surfaces, rather than a promise of identical markings on every piece.