Juparana Gold

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Original name:

Juparana Gold

Other name(s) used:

Golden Oak, Juparana Gold, Autumn Leaf

Material:

granite

Internet ID:

584

Country of origin:

Brazil

Pattern:

Speckles

Colors:

Brown, Gold

Application:

Kitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Floor

Comments:

A fairly consistent light tan granite with black, taupe, and rust speckling.

1 SET

ID: 584

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Marble.com - Derek 07:41PM, Jan 31 2012 The Juparana Gold, as pictured on this page, is a neutral and safe choice with a hint of golden warmth to pick up your cabinet shade, it's a solid choice to be honest. To diversify a little and for a deeper and richer color, you can also look at options such as Giallo Antico and Toffee. Hope this helps!
gina 01:36PM, Jan 31 2012 I seem to like tight consistent pattern, what is your opinion of Juparana gold. I am open to any suggestions you may have. thank you
Marble.com - Kinga 02:22PM, Jan 30 2012 Do you like a tight, consistent pattern like Ubatuba or Platinum Bahia? Or do you prefer stones with movement like Peregrine C or Typhoon Bordeaux? If I understand your preferences and likes, I will be able to provide you with more beautiful suggestions.
gina 02:08AM, Jan 28 2012 Our cabinets are a golden oak color and stainless appliances . what type of granite woluld you recommend.
Sharon 02:22PM, Mar 5 2011 Our cabinets are cherry and our flooring is like a light to medium oak with stainless steel appliances. We were wondering what type of granite you think would go good with this kitchen? We like more of the speckled granite and Juparana Gold , Santa Cecilia or Santa Helena.
- All Granite and Marble 11:08AM, Mar 7 2011 Sharon: I recommend the Santa Cecilia Real or New Venetian Gold. They have some garnet colored flecks that would compliment your cabinet color nicely.
gina 11:24AM, Feb 22 2010 Is it typical of this stone to have any movement? The sample I have has a lot of brown/black veining in it (which looks nice).
- All Granite and Marble 11:51AM, Feb 22 2010 gina: This is a rather consistent stone, maybe it's not the same thing as your sample?