Belvedere Satin

Belvedere Satin is a granite quarried from bedrock in Namibia, recognized for its rich color palette and smooth, elegant texture. The stone’s dark charcoal base is highlighted by striking ribbons of gold and white veining, which vary naturally across each slab. The Satin finish gives Belvedere a refined, tactile surface — less reflective than polished granite, yet equally luxurious and sophisticated.

Over millions of years, this granite developed its distinctive appearance as water and minerals oxidized within the stone, creating warm golden hues and natural contrast. Each slab of Belvedere is book-matched, meaning two adjacent slabs mirror one another for seamless pattern flow when installed together.

During production, an epoxy resin is applied to fill small natural pits and fissures — these are inherent to the stone and do not affect its strength or beauty. For added safety and stability, a mesh backing is applied to each slab.

Belvedere Satin is available in 2cm and 3cm thicknesses, with a typical slab size of 130" × 79" (sizes may vary slightly).

As a natural stone, regular sealing is recommended to protect its surface and maintain its deep, satin luster:

• Use Miracle Sealants 511 Porous Plus or Dry Treat Premium Impregnating Sealer.

• Seal upon installation, and reapply every 6 months thereafter.

• Always seal cut edges prior to installation.

Geological Era: Archean–Proterozoic (544–2500 million years ago)
Origin: Namibia

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