Juparana Colombo is a pink-beige Indian granite with cloudy, flowing movement and a warm, classic effect. At ROSSITTIS it is used for stairs, tiles, window sills and worktops whenever a lively warm hard stone is sought.
Migmatit
India
Frostbeständig
Säurebeständig
2.597 kg/m³
Available as: Slabs, Skirting, Paving slabs, Tiles and flooring slabs
Juparana Colombo is a stone for projects that seek warmth and movement without tipping into restlessness. The material shows pink, beige, light grey and in places yellowish-brown zones in a cloudy, flowing image. Unlike evenly grained granites, Juparana Colombo lives from structure and transitions. On stairs, floors, window sills and worktops it therefore appears very lively while remaining harmonious enough for large areas. It is precisely this mixture that has made the stone a sought-after classic in the granite market for years.
The stone comes from India, from Tamil Nadu, and is clearly carried in the trade as a granite. That is exactly how it is planned as well: as a robust warm hard stone for interior and external applications. Compared with Ivory Fantasy, Juparana Colombo usually appears somewhat more strongly patterned; compared with Rosa Porrino, less dotted and more classically flowing. For projects with more movement than a standard granite but more everyday suitability than a limestone, that is a very strong intermediate position.
The technical values support this broad use: the bulk density is 2,570–2,623 kg/m³, the compressive strength 154.8–164 MPa, the flexural strength 12.0–13.6 MPa and the water absorption 0.18–0.26 %. In addition, the material is regarded as frost-resistant and, under normal conditions, acid-resistant. Juparana Colombo is therefore well suited to interior and external applications where the lively structure is wanted in design terms. For stairs, façades, floors and kitchen worktops that is a solid profile.
Polished intensifies the colouring and the cloudy flow image most clearly. The finishes available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block further down this page. Brushed surfaces can be interesting where the movement is meant to be perceptible but not high-gloss. At ROSSITTIS, Juparana Colombo is available as a raw slab, in tiles, as a stair tread and riser, window sill, skirting, wall cladding and as a kitchen worktop.
The honest assessment: Juparana Colombo is not a stone for minimalist, strictly calm projects. Its strength lies in movement, warmth and a classic dimension stone effect. Anyone looking for exactly that gets a hard stone with plenty of character that is suitable for everyday use. Anyone needing maximum homogeneity should rather stay with calmer grey or black granites.
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Technical data
Guide values for the stone type, taken from manufacturer and test reports. Natural stone is a natural product — individual batches and slabs can differ. For critical applications, request slab-specific test data.
Juparana Colombo is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.
Poliert
Politur ist die klassischste Veredelung im Hartgesteinsegment — eine spiegelglatte, hochglänzende Oberfläche mit höchstmöglicher Farbintensität und maximaler Tiefenwirkung der Mineralstruktur. Als säurebeständiges Silikatgestein ist polierter Granit pflegeleicht und für Küchenarbeitsplatten, Wandverkleidungen und repräsentative Sichtflächen erste Wahl.
Satiniert
Die satinierte Oberfläche entsteht durch Bürsten, das weichere Minerale gezielt entfernt und der Fläche eine leichte Tiefe gibt. Mattes Erscheinungsbild mit subtiler Lichtreflexion und haptisch warmer Wirkung. Pflegeleicht, kratzunempfindlich und alltagstauglich — beliebte Alternative zur Politur in modernen Küchen und Wohnräumen.
Geschliffen C120
Mattes Erscheinungsbild durch groben Schliff mit Körnung C120 — die ebene Oberfläche zeigt eine zurückhaltendere Farbintensität als poliert und kann sichtbare Schleifspuren tragen. Im Vergleich zur Politur pflegeintensiver, aber stilistisch ruhiger; bevorzugte Wahl für moderne Innenarchitektur mit reduzierter Reflexion.
Geflammt + 1 x gebürstet
Die Oberfläche wird durch Hitze aufgeraut und einmal gebürstet, um scharfkantige Mineralreste zu glätten und loses Material zu entfernen. Etwas sanftere Haptik als rein geflammt, weiterhin rutschhemmend, Farbe weniger intensiv als poliert. Standardwahl für Außenbereiche, Terrassen und stark beanspruchte Bodenflächen.
Care & fabrication
Juparana Colombo should be sealed after installation, particularly on kitchen worktops and pale joint patterns. The sealer makes cleaning and care easier and supports an even everyday appearance.
For cleaning and care, pH-neutral natural stone cleaners, warm water and a soft cloth are enough. On polished surfaces, greasy or limescale residues should be removed regularly.
Avoid strongly abrasive products and aggressive special cleaners without natural stone approval. Coffee, oil or coloured foods should not be left to act on worktops unnecessarily long.
Outdoors, clean drainage, regular cleaning and a suitable finish are decisive. Frost is less of a problem with this stone than visual soiling on textured surfaces.
Frequently asked questions
Is Juparana Colombo suitable for a kitchen?
Yes. Juparana Colombo reaches a bulk density of 2,570–2,623 kg/m³, a compressive strength of 154.8–164 MPa, a flexural strength of 12.0–13.6 MPa and water absorption of 0.18–0.26 %. It is therefore readily usable as a kitchen worktop.
Which finishes are available for Juparana Colombo?
The finishes available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block on this page.
Where does Juparana Colombo come from?
The stone comes from Tamil Nadu in India. In the market it is carried as a granite; petrographically it is a migmatite.
How do I clean Juparana Colombo correctly?
For cleaning and care, a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner is sufficient. On polished and warm-toned surfaces in particular, grease and limescale residues should not be allowed to dry on.
Is Juparana Colombo frost-resistant?
Yes. Juparana Colombo is regarded as frost-resistant and, with a suitable finish, is well suited to external applications such as stairs, steps and façade areas.
Is Juparana Colombo really a granite?
In the trade yes, petrographically no. Juparana Colombo is a migmatite. What is decisive for use is that it behaves like a robust hard stone and is established in the granite market.