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Volga Blue
STARTS FROM$60 / sq ft
- Origin
- Ukraine
- Finish
- Polished
- Thickness
- 2cm / 3cm
- Best for
- Luxury Kitchens, islands, vanities
ABOUT THIS SURFACE
Volga Blue granite is a Ukrainian natural stone with a dark gray-to-black appearance and reflective blue mineral highlights. Its blue flashes change in prominence with the viewing angle and lighting, giving kitchen countertops, islands and bathroom vanities a distinctive surface detail. Compare the actual slab under the lighting you plan to use.
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Cabinet pairings: White or light gray cabinets create contrast with the dark stone. Natural wood adds warmth, while navy cabinetry can echo the blue highlights when the tones work together. A simple backsplash keeps the reflective mineral detail in focus.
Finish, thickness and slab selection: Featured in a polished finish, with 2 cm and 3 cm options in our listing. Ask us to confirm current slab availability before finalizing your selection, and review the full slab and seam layout before fabrication.
Everyday care: Clean with mild soap or a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Wipe up spills, use trivets, and follow your fabricator’s sealing advice.
Compare dark and reflective granite: Explore Blue Pearl, Black Galaxy and Uba Tuba to compare blue, gold and green mineral accents. Use Get Quote to request a Volga Blue countertop estimate in DC, Maryland or Northern Virginia.
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Citi Granite serves homes in Northern Virginia, Washington, DC and Maryland. Bring cabinet and flooring samples to compare this surface with your room. Share rough measurements, the installation address and project photos so our Chantilly team can review your preferred layout, fabrication and installation scope. Confirm the actual slab, current availability and complete project pricing before ordering.
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