Laurentian Green Granite is a captivating Canadian stone known for its striking jade color, which draws inspiration from the breathtaking natural scenery of the Laurentian Forest landscape. This granite is reminiscent of the lush mountain ranges and dense pine forests found in the region.

The granite is characterized by a rich spectrum of emerald green shades, each with its own depth and intensity. These vibrant green tones are complemented by subtle drops of saturated blue, creating a visually captivating and harmonious blend of colors. Throughout the stone's surface, fine white threads are woven, adding intricate detail and contrast to the overall appearance.

One of Laurentian Green Granite's notable qualities is its exceptional durability. It is a robust and resilient material, making it an ideal choice for various applications, including countertops, flooring, and decorative accents. Its fine grain and homogenous composition ensure not only its strength but also a consistent and polished finish that enhances its aesthetic appeal.

Laurentian Green Granite is quarried in the Hébertville area of the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean Region, specifically from the Lac Apica quarry in Quebec, Canada. This region is renowned for its high-quality granite, and Laurentian Green is no exception. Its unique combination of colors and durability make it a sought-after choice for projects where both aesthetics and strength are important considerations. Whether used in interior or exterior applications, this granite adds a touch of natural beauty and rugged elegance to any space.

Porphyritic quartz mangerite belonging to the Pikauba Mangerite. Two quarries are in operation south of Hébertville, in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean Region.
The first has been operated by Granicor since the beginning of 1990. The stone, available in rough blocks, is primarily used to produce cut-to-size panels, slabs, tiles, and curbstones.
The second has been operated by Polycor since the middle of 1990. Uses for the stone include producing cut-to-size panels, slabs, tiles, and monuments.
A granite of a rare shade of green, enhanced with blue flashes, which recalls those lush Laurentian forests, with their numerous lakes and rich color palette, that make Quebec landscapes so special.
ASTM   Imperial --- Metric
Absorption by weight ASTM C97 0.12% 0,12%
Compressive strength ASTM C170 22 038Psi 152Mpa
Density ASTM C97 177.9lb/ft3 2 849kg/m3
Modulus of rupture ASTM C99 1 707Psi 11,77Mpa