Silver Grey Cross Cut
Silver Grey contains four shades of gray in its lithology. In addition to this versatility, it is a very special stone because it can take on two completely different appearances with two different cuts. Its color range, from light gray to dark gray, with hints of fume and black, its veined structure, and the fact that it can be worked as book match make it an indispensable element in architectural projects where aesthetic perception is paramount. Silver Grey, produced at our quarry in Afyon, has two different cut types: cross cut and vein cut. Cross cut highlights the stone’s veined structure, while vein cut emphasizes color transitions. It is produced in blocks and slabs and can also be cut to size. It is a natural stone that can be treated with honed, brushed, and other surface finishes.
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