Chima Pink Granite

Chima Pink Granite is a consistent light pink Indian granite with fine black and white speckles, quarried in Jalore, Rajasthan. Ideal for residential and commercial buyers seeking affordable, durable natural stone for countertops, flooring, and exterior applications with minimal maintenance requirements.

Chima Pink Granite is quarried from Indian deposits known for producing warm-toned granite with distinctive coloring and natural character. This stone features a predominantly pink to rose background with intrusions of burgundy, grey, black, and occasional white mineral crystals creating dynamic surface texture. The medium to coarse grain structure reveals substantial feldspar content responsible for the pink hues, complemented by darker biotite and lighter quartz minerals that add visual complexity. Chima Pink demonstrates solid compressive strength, good density, and moderate porosity suitable for residential and commercial applications. Its warm coloring appeals to markets seeking natural stone with inviting character and traditional aesthetic qualities.

Clients who need a warmer, flow-pattern stone often consider Astoria Pink Granite, which offers soft beige–pink waves and a more elegant pattern compared to the grainy structure of Chima Pink.

Cheema Pink Granite, Imperial Pink Granite, Chima Rose Granite, Indian Pink Granite, Rajasthan Pink Granite, Jalore Pink Granite

If you prefer warm granites with more flowing movement, Colombo Juparana Granite delivers striking beige and brown swirls that complement the soft pink shades of Chima Pink.

Parameter

Description

Slab SizesGangsaw 280 x 180 CM up in 2, 3 CM, and other Cutter Slabs: 180 x 60 CM up in 2, 3 CM, and other
Tiles30×30, 30×60, 40×40, 60×40, 60×60, 60 x 90, 60×120 CM in various thicknesses and custom sizes
Thickness6 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm & custom options

The stone supports a variety of finishes that complement its natural tone and grain structure:

Polished, Honed, Leather/Brushed, Flamed, Lepatora, Bush–Hammered, Matte finish

For customers wanting stronger red tones, Imperial Red Granite provides a bold and vibrant appearance that stands out next to the soft pastel shades of Chima Pink Granite.

Chima Pink Granite serves specific functional and aesthetic purposes where its warm coloring provides design value:

Kitchen Countertops – The stone’s pink tones create welcoming culinary environments, particularly effective in traditional, country-style, or transitional kitchen designs where warmth complements wood cabinetry and vintage-inspired fixtures.

Bathroom Vanities – Specified for vanity tops and surrounds where the soft pink coloring creates comfortable, spa-like atmospheres and coordinates with cream, beige, or warm tile selections.

Fireplace Surrounds – Applied as hearth material and facing stone where the warm coloring enhances the natural fire element and creates inviting focal points in residential living spaces.

Interior Flooring – Used in residential entryways, powder rooms, and intimate spaces where the distinctive pink coloring makes design statements without overwhelming larger open areas.

Exterior Cladding – Employed on building facades, columns, and architectural details where the stone’s color creates visual warmth and its weather resistance ensures longevity in varied climates.

Accent Walls – Installed as feature walls in residential and hospitality environments where the pink tones create warmth and distinguish spaces without requiring full-room stone application.

Buyers looking for red-based granites in the same price segment often compare Chima Pink with New Imperial Red Granite, which offers a brighter tone and stronger grain pattern.

Chima Pink Granite offers practical benefits related to its coloring and physical characteristics:

Warm Ambiance – The pink coloring creates psychological warmth in spaces, counteracting sterile or cold impressions that can result from extensive use of white, grey, or stainless steel materials.

Distinctive Character – Pink-toned granite provides visual differentiation from common grey, black, and beige stones, appealing to design sensibilities seeking individuality in natural stone selection.

Pattern Variation – The mineral diversity within the stone ensures each slab exhibits unique patterning and color distribution, providing one-of-a-kind installations that cannot be mass-produced.

Design Coordination – The warm coloring pairs effectively with copper, bronze, and rose gold hardware, natural wood cabinetry, and earth-toned palettes increasingly popular in residential design.

Aging Characteristics – Minor wear, small scratches, or chips blend naturally into the varied coloring and texture compared to solid-colored stones where imperfections stand out prominently.

Physical Performance – The stone’s density and hardness provide reliable resistance to scratching, heat exposure, and moisture penetration, supporting long-term durability in kitchen and bathroom environments.

For projects requiring a neutral cream-based granite, Millennium Cream Granite offers a warm, smooth appearance that blends well with the subtle color palette of Chima Pink Granite.

Chima Pink Granite requires attentive maintenance practices to preserve its appearance and protective qualities:

Sealing Application – Apply quality penetrating sealer after installation and reapply every 12 to 18 months depending on use intensity. Test sealer on sample piece first, as some products may intensify pink tones.

Daily Cleaning – Clean with pH-neutral stone cleaner and soft cloth for routine maintenance. Avoid acidic cleaners including vinegar, lemon-based products, or harsh chemicals that degrade sealant and potentially affect finish.

Stain Prevention – Address spills immediately, particularly from wine, coffee, oils, and colored beverages that may stain lighter mineral areas within the stone’s varied pattern. Blot rather than wipe to prevent spreading.

Hard Water Management – In areas with hard water, mineral deposits can accumulate on surfaces and dull appearance over time. Wipe surfaces dry after water contact or use distilled water for cleaning to minimize buildup.

Surface Protection – Use cutting boards, trivets, and coasters despite granite’s inherent durability to prevent potential surface marking, thermal stress, or introduction of substances that might cause staining.

Professional Maintenance – If etching, deep staining, or finish dulling occurs, professional stone restoration services can rehone and repolish affected areas to restore original appearance without full replacement.

Buyers who want a darker contrast option often explore Tan Brown Granite, which provides rich chocolate and copper tones that complement the light pink shades of Chima Pink.

Property

Details

OriginPrimarily quarried in India (Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh states)
ColorLight to medium pink base with gray, white, and black mineral flecks and veining
Mineral CompositionFeldspar (45-55%), Quartz (25-35%), Mica (8-12%), Biotite, minor minerals
ClassificationIgneous rock – True granite
Density2.60 – 2.70 g/cm³ (162-169 lbs/ft³)
PorosityLow to moderate (0.5% – 1.0%)
Water Absorption0.20% – 0.50% by weight (ASTM C97)
Compressive Strength1,350 – 1,850 kg/cm² (19,200 – 26,300 psi)
Flexural Strength95 – 175 kg/cm² (1,350 – 2,490 psi)
Mohs Hardness6 – 6.5 (moderately hard, durable)
Frost ResistanceGood to excellent (suitable for most climates)
Acid ResistanceModerate (requires sealing, especially for kitchens)
Heat ResistanceExcellent (up to 450°C/842°F)
Abrasion ResistanceHigh (suitable for flooring and countertops)
Stain ResistanceModerate (improves significantly with proper sealing)

BBV Impex sources Chima Pink Granite from quarries producing material with consistent color characteristics within natural variation expected in specialty colored granites. Our selection process emphasizes blocks with balanced pink saturation and well-distributed mineral patterns. As a granite exporter from India specializing in diverse materials, we recognize colored granites require careful batch evaluation to ensure client satisfaction. Processing capabilities accommodate custom requirements including specific dimensions, edge profiles, and finish combinations. Export operations include thorough cleaning, protective covering, careful sequencing for pattern continuity, and secure fumigated wooden crate packaging. Technical support covers finish recommendations, design coordination guidance, and maintenance protocols specific to pink granite characteristics.

For a more dynamic visual effect, Red Multi Granite features bold streaks and multi-red patterns that add vibrancy compared to the uniform look of Chima Pink Granite.

Frequently Asked Questions

The pink coloring results from stable feldspar minerals and does not fade under normal indoor use. Exterior applications with direct sun exposure may show subtle tonal shifts over many years, though granite generally maintains color better than many other natural stones in outdoor conditions.

Balance the pink tones with contemporary elements like clean-lined cabinetry, modern fixtures, and neutral walls. Pairing with warm greys, soft whites, or natural wood prevents overly traditional appearance. Treat the pink as a warm neutral rather than emphasizing femininity through surrounding design choices.

The varied coloring actually helps camouflage minor stains better than solid light stones. However, lighter pink and white mineral areas can show staining if sealing lapses. Consistent sealing maintenance prevents staining issues regardless of color intensity.

While often associated with traditional aesthetics, Chima Pink can work in contemporary settings when treated as intentional color accent rather than attempting neutral coordination. Success depends on surrounding design choices that embrace rather than compete with the distinctive coloring.

White or cream cabinetry creates bright, cohesive looks that embrace the warmth. Medium wood tones harmonize with the pink palette. Light grey cabinets provide soft contrast while maintaining contemporary feel. Avoid competing warm tones like orange or red that clash rather than coordinate.

Yes, when finished with flamed or brushed texture for slip resistance. The stone withstands freeze-thaw cycles and weather exposure. Consider that exterior use may gradually mute the pink intensity through weathering, though this occurs slowly over extended periods.

Significant variation can occur in pink intensity, burgundy concentration, and mineral distribution between quarry blocks. Always view and approve actual slabs designated for your project rather than relying on samples or generic images. Sequential slabs from the same block provide best continuity.

Cream or beige subway tile creates classic coordination. Warm grey mosaics provide contemporary balance. White backsplash offers fresh contrast. Alternatively, continue the granite itself as full-height backsplash to showcase the pattern without introducing additional materials that may compete visually.

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