Indian Granite Price Per Square Foot
Granite Price List
Our granite prices start from INR 50 and go up to INR 500 per sq ft, and beyond that in some cases, depending on colour, thickness, finish and size. Use the filters below to see pricing for your specific configuration. These are tentative prices and we update them frequently — for accurate pricing, please contact Stone Galleria.
Granite price by colour
Colour is the single biggest driver of price — it tracks how common the deposit is, not how it looks. This is sometimes searched as granite pathar price; the rates below are the same list either way, indicative per square foot, ex-works.
Granite Slab Prices from Stone Galleria
The granite slab prices shown below are Stone Galleria’s current indicative selling prices, calculated for the selected colour, thickness, finish, grade and slab size. Prices may vary with quantity and project requirements. Packing, loading and freight are extra unless stated otherwise.
For project or bulk quantities, request a current quotation from Stone Galleria.
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Absolute Black Granite
Alaska Gold Granite
Alaska Gold Granite showcases a luxurious golden hue complemented by intricate black and grey veins. Each slab possesses a unique combination of patterns and colors, ensuring a distinctive appearance, making every piece truly exceptional. This variant of Alaska Granite offers a golden twist to the renowned Alaska White, presenting a stunning and distinctive stone option.
Alaska Pink Granite
Alaska Pink Granite has a delicate pink base with intricate white and grey veining, and small burgundy flecks that add a splash of colour and visual interest.
Alaska Red Granite
Alaska Red Granite is a bold, vibrant granite known for its deep red base with dramatic black and grey mineral patterns. It adds richness to interiors, making it a popular choice for upscale kitchens, lobbies, and decorative stonework. This granite is more suitable for indoor use and is typically available in polished, honed or leather finishes.
Alaska White Granite
Alaska White Granite is a light-colored natural stone with bold black, grey, and brown patterns on a white base. Ideal for countertops, walls, and vanities, it adds natural contrast to modern interiors. Available in cutter, gangsaw slabs and tiles, Alaska White Granite is a top-selling white granite for various applications.
Alpine White Granite
Alpine White Granite features a light base with subtle grey specks, offering a clean and versatile look. Commonly supplied as slabs and cut-to-size countertops, it’s ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, wall cladding, and indoor flooring. Preferred in both residential and commercial projects for its neutral tone and easy design pairing.
Apple Green Granite
The foundation of this granite, which is quarried in Rajasthan, is a stunning shade of olive green. On its surface, there are specks in various colours, including green, grey, red, pink, and black. On a background of peach and cream, Apple Green Granite Stone features a delicate movement of peachy terracotta with bits of burgundy, white, and dark grey.
Arizona Gold Granite
Stunning Arizona Gold Granite originates from India’s Rajasthan region. The attractive wavy pattern in this granite is created by a combination of black, white, gold, and grey.
Armani Gold Granite
The exquisite Armani Gold Granite used in construction comes from India’s Rajasthan region. Gold and beige dominate, with streaks of white and grey adding visual interest.
Armani Grey Granite
Armani Grey Granite has a grey base with light white and silver veins running through it. The pattern is natural and looks a bit like marble, but it has the strength and durability of granite. It works well for kitchen countertops, floors, and wall cladding.
Thickness, finish and grade: what changes the price
Thickness moves the price because a thinner slab yields more square feet from the same block — 16mm typically costs less per sq ft than 30mm of the same colour. Finish is the next factor: polished is the standard and cheapest; leathered, flamed and lapotra cost more to produce and are priced above it. Grade reflects how much of a block is usable — Commercial grade has more natural variation and costs less than Standard or Select, which are cut from cleaner sections of the same block.
All prices below are shown in ₹ INR, $ USD or € EUR, and change live as you adjust thickness, finish, grade, slab size and colour in the filters.
Why does granite price vary so much?
Two slabs of the same colour can differ by INR 100 per sq ft, and the reason is arithmetic, not mark-up. Block rate, royalty and freight give a landed cost per cubic foot. Processing cost is added for the chosen finish. That total is divided by the recovery factor — how many square feet actually come out of a cubic foot of block at your chosen thickness — before margin is added. Colours like Alaska White Granite, Fantasy Brown Granite and Blue Dunes Granite price higher because their blocks recover fewer clean slabs, not because the stone is rarer.
Indian granite price range
Our granite prices start from INR 50 and go up to INR 500 per sq ft, and beyond that in some cases, depending on colour, thickness, finish and size. Use the filters below to see pricing for your specific configuration. These are tentative prices and we update them frequently — for accurate pricing, please contact Stone Galleria.
Brown Granite | Black Granite | Blue Granite | Red Granite | Pink Granite | Green Granite | Yellow Granite | White Granite | Multicolor Granite | Light Granite | Dark Granite
Set thickness, finish, grade and slab type below — every figure updates for that exact specification.
What These Prices Include
- INR prices include 18% GST (HSN 6802). USD and EUR prices are shown ex-GST, as export supply is zero-rated.
- All prices are ex-works per sq ft. Packing, loading, freight and insurance are quoted separately.
- Figures update with the size (cutter/gangsaw), colour, grade, thickness, finish and currency you select above.
- Rates move with block availability, processing load and order quantity. Custom sizes and finishes outside the listed options are quoted on request.
To get a complete and accurate quote, get in touch with us directly.
What to check before you order
Price alone tells you little without the specification behind it. Before comparing quotes from different suppliers, confirm four things: the thickness being quoted, whether it's gangsaw or cutter, the grade selection, and whether GST and freight are included. A quote that looks 20% cheaper usually differs on one of those four rather than being a genuinely better price.
Why We Publish Prices When Most Suppliers Don't
Most stone suppliers quote only on enquiry, which wastes your time before you even know if the material fits your budget.
At Stone Galleria, these figures come from our own processing costs across four units in Kishangarh, Jalore and Pali — not a market estimate.
A published rate is checkable. If ours is wrong for your specification, you can tell us before spending time on it — a better position than working from a quote you have no way to verify.
What These Figures Are
- Calculated from block rate, royalty, freight, processing cost and recovery at our own units
- Ex-works per sq ft, with GST and exclusions stated rather than buried
- Reviewed against current block purchase rates
- A starting point for a budget, not a substitute for a firm quote against your drawing
What They're Not
- Not a firm offer — availability and quantity change the number
- Not inclusive of transport, installation or edge work
- Not comparable to a delivered rate from another supplier without adjusting for freight
- Not applicable to custom sizes or finishes outside the listed options
Where to Go Next
If the range fits your budget, send your quantity and specification and we'll quote against it directly.
Granite Price – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Granite prices usually start from around ₹50 per sq ft for basic commercial-grade material and can go up to ₹500 per sq ft for premium colors, thicker slabs, and high-quality finishes. The final price depends on thickness, finish, slab type, and quality grade.
Granite pricing varies because not all granite is the same. Factors like slab thickness, surface finish, cutting method (vertical or gangsaw), color rarity, and quality selection directly affect cost. Even the same color can have different prices based on these parameters.
All prices on this page are shown per square foot, making it easier to compare different thicknesses, finishes, and qualities without confusion.
Yes. Each product includes real slab images, and you can click through to the individual product page to view detailed photos, specifications, and available finishes.
Use locally sourced granite, choose common thickness (16mm or 18mm), opt for standard finishes like polished, and place bulk orders to reduce costs.
No. The prices shown are material prices only. Installation, transportation, edge profiling, and on-site handling are calculated separately based on location and project requirements.
Yes. Gangsaw slabs are usually more expensive because they offer better structural strength and visual consistency. Vertical-cut slabs are more economical and commonly used for standard applications.
Yes, the prices listed are regularly updated to reflect current processing and material costs. However, granite prices can change based on block availability, demand, and quarry conditions.
Get Exact Price from Stone Galleria
The prices shown are indicative. For accurate pricing based on your project—such as size, finish, thickness, quantity, or delivery location—share your requirements below.