Granite

Granite is a natural igneous rock formed from cooled and solidified magma beneath the Earth's surface. Composed mainly of minerals like quartz and feldspar, it has a durable and coarse-grained texture. Its strength and attractive appearance make it popular for countertops, building facades, and monuments. Granites vary in color, ranging from pink and red to gray and black, depending on their mineral content. Formed over millions of years through geological processes, granite is considered a sturdy, long-lasting material that reflects the Earth's natural history.