Shiva Gold Granite

Shiva Gold Granite specifications

Shiva Gold Granite specifications
OriginIndia
FormatsSlabs, tiles & cut-to-size
Thickness16-30mm (2cm / 3cm)
FinishesPolished, honed, leather & flamed
PortsMundra / Kandla (West India) or Krishnapatnam, Chennai & Tuticorin (South India)
SamplesYes, before production
SupplyFull containers (FCL, 20ft / 40ft), mixed stones welcome
TermsFOB, or CIF / CFR to your port
PriceQuote on request

Shiva Gold Granite is a warm, classic Indian granite distinguished by its rich gold base scattered with darker mineral inclusions in burgundy and brown. The palette is traditional and timeless, related to the wider family of South Indian gold granites тАФ specified worldwide for kitchens and architectural projects valuing warm tones and proven durability.

Origin & What Makes It Unique

Quarried in southern India, Shiva Gold owes its character to high concentrations of gold-toned feldspar minerals with red and brown mineral inclusions. The colour balance and the mineral pattern are consistent block to block, making Shiva Gold dependable for batch-matched architectural projects.

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Questions buyers ask about Shiva Gold Granite

What is Shiva Gold granite?

Shiva Gold is a granite from South India with a rich gold base and darker mineral inclusions in burgundy and brown. It is used for countertops, feature walls and lobby flooring, and is supplied as blocks and slabs in polished, honed, leathered, flamed and brushed finishes.

What is the minimum order for Shiva Gold granite slabs from India?

The minimum order is one container, either a 20ft or a 40ft FCL. Mixed containers are welcome, so Shiva Gold can share a load with other colours or other stone types.

How is Shiva Gold granite priced for export?

Stone Harbor quotes Shiva Gold on request. Price depends on grade, thickness (2cm or 3cm), finish and order volume, and is quoted FOB India or CIF/CFR to your port. Send the finish, thickness and quantity for a quote with lead time.

Description

Shiva Gold Granite is a warm, classic Indian granite distinguished by its rich gold base scattered with darker mineral inclusions in burgundy and brown. The palette is traditional and timeless, related to the wider family of South Indian gold granites тАФ specified worldwide for kitchens and architectural projects valuing warm tones and proven durability.

Origin & What Makes It Unique

Quarried in southern India, Shiva Gold owes its character to high concentrations of gold-toned feldspar minerals with red and brown mineral inclusions. The colour balance and the mineral pattern are consistent block to block, making Shiva Gold dependable for batch-matched architectural projects.

Applications of Shiva Gold Granite

Shiva Gold is specified for kitchen countertops and bathroom vanities in residential interiors with warm palettes, fireplace surrounds and feature walls in traditional and transitional design, and lobby flooring, reception desks, and bar tops in commercial work. Its weather resistance also supports exterior cladding and paving.

Available Finishes

We supply Shiva Gold Granite in polished, honed, leathered, flamed, and brushed finishes. Polished maximises the gold lustre and contrast with the burgundy inclusions. Honed produces a softer matte reading. Leathered and brushed add tactile texture. Flamed is available for slip-resistant exterior installations.

Formats & Thickness

Available as raw blocks for slab production and as finished slabs in standard thicknesses of 15mm, 18mm, 20mm, and 30mm. Custom thicknesses available on request. Slab sizes typically range from 260 x 160 cm upward.

Export & Packaging

Stone Harbor exports Shiva Gold Granite worldwide in standard export-grade wooden bundles and sea-worthy crates. Slabs are edge-protected and strapped against marine movement. We ship full container loads (FCL, 20ft or 40ft) and coordinate documentation, inspection, and port logistics from Mundra, Kandla, and JNPT ports.

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