Titanium Black Granite
Titanium Black Granite is a premium igneous natural stone from Brazil and India featuring deep black background with dramatic white, cream, gold, and silver veining. Designed for residential and commercial buyers requiring heat-resistant, scratch-resistant material with striking visual impact for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, flooring, and high-end architectural applications.
Titanium Black Granite quarries from Indian deposits where distinctive geological conditions created this dark granite exhibiting metallic-like qualities through scattered reflective mineral inclusions. The stone presents deep charcoal to black backgrounds punctuated by silver, grey, and occasional golden flecks creating subtle shimmer suggesting industrial metal surfaces. Fine to medium grain crystalline structure contains biotite, amphibole, and mica minerals producing both the dark coloring and characteristic reflective properties. Performance testing reveals exceptional compression strength, high density ratings, and minimal porosity levels supporting demanding applications. Titanium Black serves contemporary markets seeking dark granite offering visual interest beyond solid black uniformity, particularly valued where metallic aesthetic associations reinforce modern industrial design narratives.
Buyers who prefer a solid, uniform black often evaluate Absolute Black Granite alongside Titanium Black Granite for premium countertops and flooring.
Absolute Black Granite, Black Titanium Granite, Titanium Noir Granite, Titanium Glod etc.
The metallic movement of Titanium Black Granite creates a refined contrast when used with the calm, consistent texture of Steel Grey Granite.
Parameter | Description |
| Slab Sizes | Gang Saw Slabs: 280 x 180 CM up in 2, 3 CM, and other Cutter Slabs: 180 x 60 CM up in 2, 3 CM, and other |
| Tiles | 30×30, 30×60, 40×40, 60×40, 60×60, 60 x 90, 60×120 CM in various thicknesses and custom sizes |
| Thickness | 6 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm & custom options |
| Others | Window sills, thresholds, monuments, steps & treads, flagstones, & articles available in custom sizes |
| Finishes | Polished, honed, leathered, bush hammered, lepatora, flamed, shotblasted |
| Standard Thickness | 18 MM (other thicknesses available) |
| Place of Origin | North India |
Titanium Black Granite accepts finishing treatments revealing varying optical and tactile properties:
Polished, honed, leathered, bush hammered, lepatora, flamed, shotblasted etc.
For dramatic interiors, Titanium Black Granite is frequently shortlisted with Black Forest Granite due to their bold veining and high visual impact.
Titanium Black Granite addresses installation contexts where its particular metallic-dark character supports programmatic and aesthetic requirements:
Modern Kitchens – Anchors contemporary culinary designs emphasizing industrial aesthetics where dark granite with metallic shimmer complements stainless appliances and urban sensibilities.
Corporate Executive Suites – Furnishes leadership offices and boardrooms where dark sophisticated surfaces communicate authority while metallic accents prevent excessive formality.
Luxury Bathrooms – Creates spa-like environments through dark calming surfaces where subtle sparkle adds refinement preventing monolithic heaviness.
Commercial Bar Tops – Serves upscale hospitality environments where extended slab runs showcase metallic shimmer under strategic lighting creating memorable visual experiences.
Retail Feature Walls – Operates as architectural backdrop in boutique environments where dark surfaces with metallic character support luxury brand positioning.
Residential Flooring – Grounds contemporary entryways and living areas through dark sophisticated surfaces where metallic inclusions add interest preventing visual flatness.
Projects requiring darker tones with durability often compare Titanium Black Granite with Royal Black M13 Granite for staircases and heavy-traffic areas.
Titanium Black Granite delivers functional and aesthetic benefits emerging from compositional properties and market positioning:
Metallic Character – Reflective mineral inclusions create associations with industrial materials like steel and titanium, supporting contemporary design narratives valuing material honesty.
Controlled Sparkle – Subtle shimmer adds visual interest to dark surfaces without the pronounced glitter of materials like Black Galaxy, appealing to restrained modern sensibilities.
Contemporary Relevance – Aligns naturally with current design preferences favoring dark palettes, industrial references, and sophisticated material selections over traditional warmth.
Soil Concealment – Dark coloring naturally hides dust and operational soiling extending apparent cleanliness between maintenance cycles in commercial and residential contexts.
Design Grounding – Provides visual weight anchoring lighter surrounding elements, functioning compositionally as stabilizing base within material hierarchies.
Professional Projection – Dark sophisticated character communicates seriousness and quality appropriate to corporate, institutional, and luxury retail brand positioning.
The shimmering crystals of Black Galaxy Granite offer an interesting alternative to the layered mineral structure seen in Titanium Black Granite.
Titanium Black Granite requires maintenance practices acknowledging dark polished surface characteristics:
Polished Surface Reality – Accept that dark polished granite reveals water spots, fingerprints, and streaking conspicuously; managing expectations prevents dissatisfaction inherent to the aesthetic.
Cleaning Approach – Glass cleaners formulated for stone often outperform generic stone cleaners on polished black surfaces producing streak-free results; microfiber cloths essential preventing lint.
Sealing Consideration – Dense dark granites require less frequent sealing than porous stones, though initial treatment protects metallic mineral zones from potential staining.
Water Contact – Immediate drying after water exposure becomes non-negotiable if maintaining pristine appearance matters; spots show dramatically on reflective dark backgrounds.
Oil Awareness – Cooking oils and hand lotions create visible films requiring solvent-based cleaners for removal; preventing contact proves easier than remediation efforts.
Professional Refinishing – Accumulated dulling or scratching responds to professional repolishing restoring original reflectance when damage exceeds acceptable thresholds.
Titanium Black Granite pairs well with Vizag Blue Granite in modern commercial spaces where dark bases and cool highlights are preferred.
Property | Details |
| Origin | Primarily quarried in India (Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka states) |
| Color | Deep black to charcoal black with subtle gray, silver, and metallic flecks |
| Mineral Composition | Plagioclase feldspar (40-50%), Pyroxene (30-40%), Hornblende (10-15%), Magnetite, Mica |
| Classification | Igneous rock – Gabbro (not technically granite, but marketed as such) |
| Density | 2.85 – 2.98 g/cm³ (178-186 lbs/ft³) – denser than typical granite |
| Porosity | Very low (0.2% – 0.4%) |
| Water Absorption | 0.08% – 0.25% by weight (ASTM C97) |
| Compressive Strength | 1,750 – 2,350 kg/cm² (24,900 – 33,400 psi) |
| Flexural Strength | 130 – 220 kg/cm² (1,850 – 3,130 psi) |
| Mohs Hardness | 6.5 – 7 (very hard, highly scratch resistant) |
| Frost Resistance | Excellent (very low water absorption) |
| Acid Resistance | Good to excellent (minimal etching risk) |
| Heat Resistance | Excellent (up to 500°C/932°F) |
| Abrasion Resistance | Very high (excellent for high-traffic flooring) |
| Stain Resistance | Excellent when sealed (dark color naturally hides stains) |
BBV Impex sources Titanium Black from quarries producing consistent dark coloring with appropriate metallic inclusion density meeting premium black granite specifications. Quality assessment evaluates chromatic uniformity, metallic shimmer distribution, and finish-holding capacity before material approval. Processing partnerships execute precision fabrication maintaining polished finish quality essential to this material’s market positioning. Export protocols address dark granite vulnerability to surface marking through protective film application, strategic padding, and fumigation-compliant packaging preventing transit damage. Documentation services manage certification requirements, customs clearance, and coordinated delivery aligned with installation schedules. Technical support provides realistic finish maintenance expectations, care protocols specific to polished dark granite, and guidance on lighting strategies maximizing metallic shimmer visibility.
For large architectural requirements, Titanium Black Granite slabs are often sourced alongside Steel Grey Granite Blocks to maintain tonal consistency.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Titanium Black differ from other black granites like Absolute Black or Black Galaxy?
Titanium Black occupies middle ground—darker than heavily figured blacks but more interesting than solid blacks. Metallic shimmer distinguishes it from Absolute Black’s uniformity while remaining subtler than Black Galaxy’s pronounced golden sparkle.
Why does polished Titanium Black show every water drop when other finishes don't?
Physics of reflective dark surfaces—high contrast between black stone and light mineral deposits makes water marks conspicuous. This is material reality, not defect. Choose honed finish if spotting causes operational concern.
Can Titanium Black work with wood elements or does it require industrial aesthetics exclusively?
While naturally suited to contemporary industrial design, intentional pairing with warm wood creates sophisticated temperature contrast. Success requires treating combination as deliberate design strategy rather than attempting seamless integration.
What causes metallic shimmer intensity to vary between Titanium Black slabs?
Mica and reflective mineral concentration differs throughout quarry deposits. Premium selection prioritizes balanced shimmer distribution while economy grades accept greater variation. Specify desired characteristics and view actual inventory.
Should I choose polished or honed Titanium Black for kitchen counters?
Depends on priorities—polished delivers metallic drama and depth but demands constant wiping; honed forgives operational reality but sacrifices shimmer. Honest assessment of maintenance commitment determines appropriate choice.
Does Titanium Black require special lighting to reveal metallic qualities?
Strategic lighting enhances shimmer visibility—under-cabinet LED and directional spots create optimal sparkle. Flat ambient-only lighting diminishes the metallic character distinguishing this material from solid black alternatives.
How does Titanium Black respond to outdoor installation?
Granite withstands weather exposure physically though dark surfaces absorb heat significantly in direct sunlight. Greater concern involves diminished metallic shimmer appreciation in exterior contexts versus controlled interior lighting.
Can Titanium Black be book-matched despite relatively uniform appearance?
Book-matching produces symmetry even in consistent materials, creating intentional compositional order. Technique works when adjacent slabs originate from sequential quarry cuts, though effect proves subtler than with heavily veined stones.
