Iranian Granite

This igneous rock—composed of quartz, feldspar, and mica—is resistant to abrasion, heat, and moisture, and is available in a wide range of colors and patterns including black, brown, red, white, and green. It is widely used for interior and exterior cladding, flooring, gravestones, kitchen countertops, and luxurious architectural projects.

Granite from Iran is mined in rich quarries in provinces such as Yazd, South Khorasan, East Azerbaijan, and Isfahan. It is offered in varieties such as Mashhad Granite (patterned), Khavaran Granite (deep black), Birjand Granite (golden brown), and Dehbid Granite (crystalline white).

With a hardness of 6 to 7 on the Mohs scale and excellent density, Iranian granite stands out compared to Indian, Chinese, and Brazilian varieties. Due to advanced processing in modern Iranian factories, it has a polished, uniform surface free of cracks. Its competitive price makes it an economical choice for global importers. Beyond construction, it is also valued in sculpture and landscape design as a symbol of art and nature.

Iranian Granite: Natural Heritage Stone with Global Market Prestige

Iran’s stone industry, with decades of experience, is now one of the Middle East’s key granite producers and exporters. Iranian granite is popular not only in domestic projects but also in international markets like Iraq, Oman, UAE, Afghanistan, Turkey, China, and Russia.

Technical Features and Quality

Iranian granite has a density of 2.63–2.75 g/cm³ and compressive strength above 200 MPa, making it suitable for various climates. It is processed using wire cutting, epoxy resin, and automatic polishing machines. Its natural color range—absolute black (Khavaran), golden brown (Birjand), pink-red (Mashhad), and pure white (Dehbid)—makes it compatible with any architectural style.

Main Export Varieties

• Mashhad Granite: Pink-red background with grey veins, ideal for luxury flooring and exterior walls.

• Khavaran Granite: Deep black with shiny crystals, perfect for kitchen tops and countertops.

• Birjand Granite: Golden-brown with cloudy patterns, used in hotels and malls.

• Dehbid Granite: Pure white with bright crystals, a favorite for modern facades.

Target Export Markets

• Iraq & Afghanistan: High demand due to booming construction in cities like Najaf, Karbala, and Kabul.

• UAE & Oman: Preferred for luxury villas and towers in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Muscat.

• Turkey & Russia: Geographic proximity and transport ease make Iranian granite a strong competitor to European stone.

• China: Strong focus on importing unique, competitively priced granite for large-scale construction.

Competitive Advantages

• Lower Export Prices: Up to 20% cheaper than European stones due to abundant resources and low costs.

• Color & Pattern Variety: Offers customization to fit clients’ aesthetic needs.

• Secure Packaging: Waterproof wooden pallets and metal strapping ensure safe transport.

• Certified Quality: CE (Europe) and ASTM (USA) certifications for strength and safety.

Applications

• Construction: Exterior cladding, stairs, lobby flooring, and decorative walls.

• Interior Design: Dining tables, kitchen counters, fireplaces, and luxury sinks.

• Public Spaces: Sidewalks, plazas, and park landscapes.

• Industrial: Laboratory countertops and heavy-duty surfaces.

Export Standards & Packaging

Exported in standard slab sizes (260×160 cm) and tiles (60×60 cm), with thickness of 2–3 cm. Each shipment includes physical-chemical test results, certificate of origin, and quarry data.

Why Importers Choose Iran Store

With years of experience, Iran Store is a reliable bridge between Iranian quarries and the global market. We provide free consultations, pre-shipment sample verification, and full transport logistics (sea, land, air). For up-to-date price lists, online quotes, or to place an order, contact our experts or complete the consultation form on our website. Don’t miss your chance to work with a trusted supplier at the heart of Iran’s stone industry!