Agatha Black

Yes. Agatha Black granite is a natural stone of igneous origin. Thanks to its high hardness and mineral density, it is more durable than the marble group.

Agatha Black granite generally originates from Brazil. Depending on the quarry, the depth of the black tone and the mineral distribution may vary.

Agatha Black granite has a more balanced, homogeneous mineral distribution, whereas Meteor Storm granite can offer a livelier, more fragmented surface character. They create different aesthetic effects in terms of visual rhythm.

Agatha Black granite is preferred for:

• Kitchen countertops

• Island surfaces

• Wall cladding

• Flooring applications

• Stair treads

• Commercial surfaces

and other heavy-use areas. Its black background creates a modern, powerful surface effect.

Agatha Black granite should be cleaned with pH-neutral cleaning products. Because of its dark background, wiping the surface with a dry cloth after cleaning can reduce visible marks.

Thanks to its granite structure, Agatha Black granite is more resistant to acidic substances than marble.

It has a high level of hardness. It resists scratching in everyday use and is suitable for heavy traffic.

Its natural granite structure withstands high temperatures. However, protective measures are recommended in the case of prolonged, direct contact with extreme heat.

When proper surface protection is applied, its stain resistance is high. Its dark background can make small stains less visible.

Thanks to its dense mineral structure, Agatha Black granite is a long-lasting natural stone. With correct installation and care, its surface performance can be preserved.