Labrador Blue Pearl - natural blue granite

Technical characteristics of the Labrador Blue Pearl

Geologically it is an intrusive magmatic rock (feldspar-rich monzonite/syenite, belonging to the larvikite family) with a predominantly silicate composition. As a strictly silicate matrix material with no carbonate components, it does not react to food or household acids (such as lemon, vinegar, wine, juices or common detergents) and is not subject to acid attack opacification. It has a very high hardness (Mohs scale 6–7), exceptional resistance to abrasion, scratches, intense trampling, incoherence and temperature variations, combined with an extremely low liquid absorption rate. To best preserve the surface from oils and pigment stains, regular protective hydro-oleorepellent sealing is recommended.

Applications in design

– luxury kitchen tops and countertops: Iconic choice for kitchen tops, scenic islands, and bar counters thanks to total immunity to food acids, nicks, and direct heat.

– high-traffic flooring and cladding: ideal for interior and exterior flooring, reception halls, airports, business centers, and ventilated facades, ensuring unalterability and maximum aesthetic value over time.

– designer bathroom and vanity rooms: widely used for refined vanity tops, shower walls and wall coverings, where blue and silver reflections give a clean and exclusive marine atmosphere.

– monumental architecture and furnishing elements: used throughout the world for the construction of reception desks, dining tables, consoles, fireplace surrounds and monumental works with very high mechanical stress.