White Lace: White feldspar stone with specks of black mica and gray flint which give a salt and pepper effect.

Aspen Green: White feldspar stone with inlaid frost-green mica flakes. Also available in landscape boulders.

Misty Green: Pale green sandstone with streaks of brown and purple. Very unusual due to its uniformity in color. Easily split to different thicknesses.

Wildwood: An aged, weatherbeaten stone which has lain on the surface for many years. Random colors from grayish white to russett brown. Also landscape boulders.

Royal Black:Black, Micacious rock with ripples of white. Highly decorative. Embedded mica flakes give a high sheen of reflected light. Very versitile.

Tennessee Flagging and Fieldstone: Weathered grayish brown with embedded moss and lichens.

Roan Valley Brown; Medium to dark brown sandstone with heavy overtones of raspberry and auburn. Has some streaks of gray.

Mountain Mist: Predominately gray resembling gray slate. Occasional streaks of rust or white.

Charcoal Brown: Brown stone with streaks of buff, gray, and green. Rough texture.

North Fork Gray: Bi-color gray stone ranging from dark gray to almost white.

Emerald Gray: Emerald gray-green stone. Smooth, glossy finish due to embedded mica flakes.

Mystique: Dark green, almost jade color with glossy surface which resembles talc. Highly decorative with unusual hue. Yellow, brown, and orchid overtones.

Autumn Haze: Chunky, close-grained flint stone with rolled smooth edges. Colors range from tan to gray to purple.

Regency: Black hornblend stone with white flint seams which resemble lace. High sheen on face reflects light to give a shimmering, glistening effect.

Harmony: Gray to blue stone with rustic overtones.

Rustic Melody: Gray talc stone with heavy rust stains. High sheen surface.

Bronze flag: Mica and flint mixture ranging from russet brown to shimmering gray. Easily worked and has a bold and stable appearance.

Autumn Blend: Light gold to buff sandstone with overtones of browns, reds, and pale blue. Rippled surface reflects the earth tones it consists of.

Mountain Crystal: Pale, pinkish purple to tan quartzite stone with brown and red overtones. Subdued pastel appearance.

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