Scorpion Black Granite is a striking dark stone with a black base cut by bold white lightning-like veins — a natural thing usually seen only in high-end marbles and quartzites. Quarried in the Beawar–Rajsamand belt of Rajasthan, it offers a high-silica, hard-wearing surface at a far more accessible price than imported exotic stones. Its layered, flowing texture makes every slab one of a kind.
Scorpion Black Granite Price
₹ 135.22
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Scorpion Black Granite — Key Benefits
Durable
Strong natural material designed to withstand daily use and long-term wear
Heat Resistant
Handles high temperatures without warping or surface damage."
Easy to Clean
Simple cleaning with mild cleaners keeps surfaces looking fresh.
Natural Material
Authentic textures and colors formed by nature.
Unique Patterns
No two slabs are identical, ensuring visual uniqueness.
Hygienic Surface
Smooth surfaces reduce dirt and bacteria accumulation.
Performance may vary depending on stone type, finish, sealing, installation, and use.
Foundation Colour
Black
Secondary Colour(s)
White to silver-grey (veins); grey streaks and fine mineral banding
Quarried In
Jaita Khera (Bhim, Rajsamand) / Jethagera (Beawar) – Rajasthan – India
Pattern
Dramatic white crackle / lightning veining with subtle diagonal linear banding
Colour Movement
Low
Also Known As
Scorpion Black, Scorpion Black Stone
Consistency
High
Availability
Limited
Available Customisations
EDGE PROFILES / EDGE CHAMFERING / GROOVING / CNC WORK, ETC.
Watchpoint(s)
Vein movement varies slab to slab; layered (foliated) structure — handle and fabricate with care.
Application Suitability
Scorpion Black suits feature-focused applications indoors and out — wall cladding, facades, flooring, countertops, table tops, and staircases. Its high silica content gives good hardness and scratch resistance for daily use.
Common Project Types
Residential kitchens and islands, hotel and retail feature walls, bathroom vanities, fluted accent panels, exterior elevations, and landscape features where a bold black-and-white statement is wanted.
Finish Suggestions by Use
Polished for countertops, table tops and interior flooring where the veining shows at its most dramatic; leather for kitchens and vanities wanting a soft matte feel; shot-blast for exterior paving, facades and wet areas needing grip; fluted for feature walls, bar fronts and column cladding.
Weather Suitability
Performs well outdoors in textured finishes (shot-blast, leather). With 0.68% water absorption — slightly higher than typical granite — we recommend sealing for exterior, wet-area, and countertop installations to protect against moisture and staining.
Design Compatibility
The black base with white lightning veins pairs naturally with minimalist, luxury-modern, and industrial interiors. Works beautifully against white marble, brass or gold fixtures, light oak, and matte black hardware. A cost-effective alternative to imported stones like Copacabana or Matrix.
Installation Notes
As a naturally layered (foliated) stone, slabs should be dry-laid and book-matched or vein-matched before fixing. Vein intensity varies across the block — request slab photos or inspect material for pattern-critical projects. Professional fabrication recommended.
Scorpion Black Granite Slabs & Tiles
Scorpion Black Granite is one of Rajasthan's most distinctive dark stones — a deep black canvas broken by bold white veins that fork and branch like lightning across the slab. Quarried in the Beawar–Rajsamand region, it delivers the exotic look of high-end imported stones at competitive Indian factory pricing.
Colour
- Primary Colour: A rich black to charcoal base with a fine, layered grain that reads as near-solid black from a distance.
- Colour Variations: Crisp white to silver-grey veins are the signature; some slabs show finer diagonal grey streaking and subtle mineral shimmer instead of bold veins.
Pattern
- Veining: Dramatic, high-contrast crackle veins — no two slabs are alike. Selected slabs can be book-matched for feature walls and islands.
- Grain: A gentle directional flow from the stone's natural layering adds depth and movement, especially in leather and honed finishes.
Key Features
- Statement Veining: Marble-like drama with stone-like durability — ideal for feature applications.
- High-Silica Surface: ~75% SiO₂ gives good hardness, scratch resistance, and a fine polish.
- Finish Versatility: Excellent in polished, leather, shot-blast, honed, and fluted profiles — the veining transforms with each finish.
- Value: An affordable Indian alternative to imported exotic black stones.
Buy Scorpion Black Granite at the Best Price
Sourced and processed at our Rajasthan units, Scorpion Black is available in gangsaw and cutter slabs, tiles, and custom cut-to-size formats. Contact Stone Galleria for current pricing, slab photos, and container quotes.
Please note: Scorpion Black is commercially traded and sold as granite/quartzite. Geologically, it is a phyllite & schist — a hard, high-silica (≈75% SiO₂) metamorphic stone. We list it under granite as per industry trade practice, but share its true classification and lab test data so you can specify it with full confidence.
Formats et Tailles Disponibles
Gangsaw Size
Grandes dalles souvent utilisées pour les plans de cuisine, les sols et les murs, avec moins de joints pour un aspect lisse et homogène.
Longueur : 240–370 cm
Largeur/Hauteur : 120–210 cm
Largeur/Hauteur : 120–210 cm
Cutter/Vertical Size
Dalles moyennes pour plans de travail, salles de bains et murs – plus faciles à manipuler que les grandes dalles.
Longueur : 180–360 cm
Largeur/Hauteur : 60–105 cm
Largeur/Hauteur : 60–105 cm
Tiles
Pièces pré-découpées, prêtes à installer.
30x30, 60x30,
60x60, 80x80, 90x60 cm
60x60, 80x80, 90x60 cm
Custom Size
Nous traitons la pierre dans des tailles spécifiques au projet.
Options d'Épaisseur
Épaisseur : 18 MM
Épaisseur : 20 MM
Épaisseur : 30 MM
Finitions de Surface Disponibles
Finition : Poli
Finition : Cuirassé
Finition : Poli
Finition : Sablé
Finition : Cannele
Usages Appropriés
Countertops
Kitchen platforms, kitchen islands, bathroom vanities, pantry counters
Flooring
Indoor floors, living rooms, bedrooms, lobbies, corridors, etc.
Wall Cladding
Interior feature walls, TV panels, bathroom walls, kitchen backsplashes
Staircases
Treads, risers, step edges, full staircases
Wet Areas
Bathroom flooring, shower panels, utility areas, wash zones
Architectural Elements
Window sills, door frames, skirting, CNC-carved features, fireplace surrounds
FAQs À Propos de Scorpion Black Granite
What is Scorpion Black Granite?
Scorpion Black is a black natural stone from Rajasthan known for its white lightning veins. It is traded commercially as granite; geologically it is a hard, high-silica phyllite & schist. We share full lab test reports for transparency.
Is Scorpion Black suitable for kitchen countertops?
Yes. Its high silica content provides good hardness and scratch resistance. We recommend sealing after installation for stain protection, as with most veined natural stones.
Can Scorpion Black be used outdoors?
Yes — shot-blast and leather finishes work well for facades, paving, and landscape features. Sealing is recommended for exposed installations.
What finishes are available for Scorpion Black Granite?
Polished, leather, honed, shot-blast (sandblasted), flamed, brushed, and fluted panels for feature walls.
What is the price of Scorpion Black Granite?
Price varies by grade, finish, thickness, and slab size. Contact us for an exact per-sq.-ft. quote and slab photos.
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