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Type of Stone

8 years ago
What type of stone and what color was used? Thank you.
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    8 years ago

    Thanks for asking ! The stone is Tennessee Crab Orchard stone and is variable in color. It changes according to the different rock veins it is harvested from. This golden tan color with darker brown veins was a special request order.

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