Every grave vase, grave lantern, grave bowl, memorial book or memorial set at StoneOnline can be made from one of 43 stone varieties. Below you’ll find them all: a sample photo, a short description of the appearance and the price group. The photos show a polished surface — natural stone always has a unique pattern, so the specific slab may differ slightly from the sample.
How do the price groups work?
We’ve divided the stone varieties into 6 groups — from group 1, the most budget‑friendly, to group 6 with premium stones. All stones in the same group have an identical price for a given product. This means you can choose purely by appearance within a group and the price won’t change. You select the colour on the product page, for example for grave vases or grave lanterns, and the price updates immediately after you choose.
Group 1
Light granites in shades of grey with fine or medium grain, including Polish Strzegom and Strzelin. They pair well with light headstones and offer the best value.
Strzegom
A light grey Polish granite with a clear mix of black, grey and white grains. A classic choice for light headstones.
Strzelin
A light grey granite with a fine, very even “salt and pepper” grain. Calm and understated; looks good on both traditional and modern headstones.
Tarn
A light granite with a grey‑blue hue and a fine, dense grain. Gently cool in tone.
Group 2
Stones in warm reds and browns, plus grey granites with a more pronounced pattern.
Balmoral
A classic red granite with an even red‑brown grain. Warm and distinctive.
Bohus
A Scandinavian granite in shades of red and brown with grey accents. A subdued, warm red.
G664
A light granite in a warm pink‑beige tone with grey and dark flecks. Suits light, warm compositions.
Gnejs
A metamorphic rock with a banded, wavy pattern in greys, graphite and rusty brown. Every piece has a different arrangement of streaks.
Impala
A dark, graphite granite with tiny light crystals. Uniform and elegant; works well with black and grey headstones.
Kuru Grey
A grey‑green granite with a fine, even grain. Subtle and natural in appearance.
Rosa Beta
A light granite with a pink‑white background and large grey and black grains. Striking yet light.
Vanga
A brick‑red granite with uniform colour and fine grain. A warm, intense colour.
Group 3
Dark and graphite granites, plus stones with subtle highlights.
Azul Noche
A dark, almost black granite with subtle blue specks that shimmer like the night sky.
Elite
A stone with refined colouring, contrasting streaks and a pronounced grain.
Imperial
A granite with warm tones and a rich structure, featuring a unique pattern.
Maricana
A dark, graphite granite (also known as Nero Impala) with a fine structure and uniform colour. An elegant choice for modern headstones.
Nero Angola
A black granite with a deep colour and delicate lustre. Excellent for contemporary compositions.
Steel Grey
A grey‑black granite with a steely pattern. Balanced and elegant.
Verde Marina
A green granite with a delicate, wavy structure. Natural and understated.
Group 4
The largest group: classic black, stones with highlights and granites with a flowing, colourful pattern.
Swedish Black
A deep black stone with a uniform colour and no visible pattern. When polished it gives a mirror gloss — a headstone classic.
Orion
A granite in purple and blue tones with darker streaks. A distinctive, dynamic pattern.
African Red
A dark red granite with black specks. Intense and expressive.
Baltic Green
A green stone with a complex structure, with touches of black and grey that create depth.
Blue in the Night
A black granite with sparkling blue crystals. Elegant and modern.
Labrador
A granite with blue‑green highlights on a dark, almost black background. Spectacular in sunlight.
Multicolor
A stone with a flowing pattern: rusty and red bands interlaced with grey and black streaks.
Paradiso
A granite with wavy bands in shades of graphite, grey and muted pink. Every piece has a different layout.
Tan Brown
A dark granite with warm brown and red specks. Classic and inviting.
Tolkowski
A granite with an interesting structure and varied colouring. A good choice for modern designs.
Viscount White
A light granite with grey, wavy patterns. Subtle and timeless.
Group 5
Stones with vivid colours: greens, golds and marble.
Carrara
A light marble with a milky‑white background and delicate grey veining. A timeless classic; as a marble it requires gentler care than granite.
Emerald
A green granite with intense colour and a complex structure. Striking and elegant.
Himalaya
An exotic granite with a warm colour palette and picturesque veining.
Kashmir Gold
A golden granite with delicate red and grey accents. Warm and light.
Marmur
A noble natural stone with soft, irregular patterns and a classic character. Like any marble, it is more sensitive to acids than granite.
Olive Green
A greenish stone with a subtle pattern and olive tones.
Uba Tuba
A deep green, almost black granite with a subtle sheen and a fine structure.
Group 6
Premium stones with the most expressive pattern and colour.
Aurora Indie
A granite in intense shades of red, brown and black that form fluid, dynamic patterns.
Brazil Gold
A warm stone in gold and beige tones with delicate veining.
Juparana
A stone with a wavy structure and warm colouring, full of natural charm.
Tiffany Kinawa
A subtle blend of grey, white and blue with a delicate pattern.
Ruby Star
A dark granite with red specks that sparkle like rubies in the light.
Star Galaxy
A black granite with shimmering gold and copper flecks — the effect of a starry sky in stone.
Verde Gloria
A stone with rich greens and black and white accents.
How to choose a stone
If you’re matching accessories to an existing headstone, compare a photo of the headstone with the samples on this page and choose a variety with a similar background and grain. Dark, uniform stones such as Swedish Black, Nero Angola or Impala suit almost any headstone. Stones with flowing patterns, like Multicolor, Paradiso or Juparana, are more decorative and work best as a bold accent. If exact colour matching is crucial, write to us before ordering — we’ll advise which variety will be the closest.
