Ukrainian Labradorite Blue Seven Oceans Raw Blocks

Stone Information

Ukrainian Labradorite "Blue Seven Oceans" is a type of natural stone that is primarily quarried in the Zhytomyr region of Ukraine.
It is known for its unique and striking appearance, featuring a dark grey background with blue and even silver grains, that create a distinctive pattern.

Different Block sizes

Quarry Information

The Ukrainian Labradorite quarry is located in the Zhytomyr region, Ukraine. This region is known for producing a variety of high-quality Labradorites, Granite, Gabbro Diabase.

Annual production levels can vary from year to year depending on a variety of factors, including demand for the stone, quarrying conditions, and other factors that can affect the production process.

Stock Information

We can mine individually block sizes for the client.

Our annual production is about 2000 tons.

Packing Details

Shipping Details

Shipping Place: Zhytomyr city, Ukraine

Approximate shipping time after payment is depend on destination, please just ask us.

Payment Details

FCA price. Bank transfer. Prepayment-payment.

Usage Informations

Ukrainian Labradorite "Blue Seven Oceans" when it's a polished and elegant look, making it a popular choice for use in a wide range of interior applications, including countertops, flooring, wall cladding, and decorative accents.

While it is also possible to use this type of Labradorite for outdoor applications, its durability and suitability in cold climates can freely used, because it has the same streanght as granite.

Ukraine is located in such a climatic zone, where the regular temperature in winter drops to -30℃ / -22℉, and in summer up to 40℃ / 104℉. Labradorite is hidden deep in the earth, so high pressure makes it stronger. Because of these circumstances, Ukrainian Labradorite in our subsoil has acquired unique high-quality characteristics.
Specifically:

■ High strength. The strength of Ukrainian Labradorite stone is much bigger than travertine, marble, quartz, limestone, and even other granites. The density of Labradorite is 2800 kg/m3;

■ Ukrainian Labradorite does not absorb moisture, so its service life can be more than 1000 years.

■ Labradorite resistant to the influence of chemicals.

■ Labradorite is frost resistant even with extreme temperatures -30℃ / -22℉;

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