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Why San Giacomo Granite Is Yellow?

Why San Giacomo Granite is Yellow?

Why San Giacomo Granite is Yellow?

Sardinian granites fall into the color categories of gray, pink, white and yellow, with the first two predominating; their design is of a homogeneous type, meaning by this term a uniform distribution of the crystals at each observation scale, which means that the aspect observed on a reduced scale, such as a hand sample or a tile, is representative of the appearance that the material assumes on a larger scale, such as that of a slab or an entire floor.


Yellow granites such as San Giacomo offer a medium and medium-small grain product characterized by a variable shade from pale yellow to intense yellow.
The main feature of the granite from the Deiana graniti quarry is precisely the color, a more or less intense yellow given by the high presence of iron.

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