Natural stone of Ukraine

Granite types and deposits

A catalogue of decorative stone from Ukrainian deposits, from restrained grey granite to deep black gabbro and blue-iridescent labradorite.

24stone varieties
07stone regions
09finish options

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Grey Ukraine Pokostivka granite texture01
Zhytomyr regionGrey

Pokostivske granite

Grey Ukraine · Pokostivske deposit

Uniform grey granodiorite with fine dark inclusions. A practical and versatile material for exterior and interior applications.

PavingStepsFaçadesMemorials
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Maple Red Leznykivske granite texture02
Zhytomyr regionRed

Leznykivske granite

Maple Red · Leznykivske deposit

Expressive red-pink granite with dark mineral grains. It works as a strong accent and pairs well with grey or black stone.

FaçadesSettsArchitectureMemorials
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Didkovychi granite texture, Star of Ukraine03
Zhytomyr regionBrown

Didkovychi granite

Star of Ukraine · Didkovychi deposit

Warm brown-pink stone with a lively crystalline structure. Polishing enhances its colour depth and natural contrast.

InteriorsCladdingStepsMemorials
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Scanned surface of an undamaged Ukrainian Verde Oliva granite sample before heating04
Zhytomyr regionGreen

Maslavske granite

Verde Oliva · Maslavske deposit

Medium-grained granite in olive-green and graphite tones. Its restrained palette suits modern façades, interiors and landscapes.

WorktopsFaçadesLandscapingSteps
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Holovyne labradorite texture with blue iridescence05
Zhytomyr regionBlack-blue

Holovyne labradorite

Ukrainian Labradorite · Holovyne deposit

Dark decorative stone with natural blue and blue-green iridescence. Particularly striking when polished and used for feature details.

InteriorsPanelsFaçadesMemorials
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Dark Buky gabbro texture06
Zhytomyr regionBlack

Bukynske gabbro

Bukynsky Gabbro · Bukynske deposit

Dense near-black stone with a uniform fine-grained structure. It takes a deep polish and provides excellent contrast for engraving.

MemorialsSlabsInteriorsCladding
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Novoselivka granite (Caviale Nero)07
Novoselivka granite depositGrey

Novoselivka granite (Caviale Nero)

Novoselivka granite · Novoselivka granite deposit

Dark grey with light grey veining, black patches and occasional garnet inclusions.

Facades and claddingPaving and kerbsSlabsWindow sills
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Tokivske granite (Carpazi)09
Tokivske depositRed

Tokivske granite (Carpazi)

Tokivske granite · Tokivske deposit

Red-brown with fine dark inclusions; uneven over large areas — rusty red, grey-brown and beige tones.

Facades and external claddingPlinthsEntrance groupsExternal steps
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Novodanylivka granite (Withered GR10)10
Novodanylivka depositRed

Novodanylivka granite (Withered GR10)

Novodanylivka granite · Novodanylivka deposit

Red and red-brown with black and grey inclusions; the academic source describes the rock as pink-grey and pink.

Paving and tilesFacades and plinthsSteps and entrance groupsKerbs
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Chovnova depositGreen

Chovnova granite (Chovnovske)

Chovnova granite · Chovnova deposit

Dark green with black and light inclusions (most sources); some describe a contrast of pale pink, grey and black.

FacadesPlinth tiles and foundationsPavingSteps
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Tanske depositGrey

Tanske granite (Tansky)

Tanske granite · Tanske deposit

Grey with a greenish-blue tint, mostly light grey, even pattern.

Paving of pavements, squares and parksPaving stonesFacades and plinthsSteps, kerbs, parapets
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Kornyn granite (Leopard Red)14
Kornyn depositRed

Kornyn granite (Leopard Red)

Kornyn granite · Kornyn deposit

Dark grey base with rusty-red patches and white and pink feldspar inclusions up to 2–3 cm — a “leopard skin” pattern.

Facades, plinths, columnsPaving and kerbsWorktops, window sills, stepsFloors
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Krutniv migmatite (Granat)15
Krutniv depositRed

Krutniv migmatite (Granat)

Krutniv migmatite · Krutniv deposit

Pink and pink-grey, pink-cream with black, burgundy and brown inclusions.

Facades, plinths, columnsFloors, steps, window sills, worktopsMemorialsPaving
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Mezhyrichka granite (Flower of Ukraine)17
Mezhyrichka depositRed

Mezhyrichka granite (Flower of Ukraine)

Mezhyrichka granite · Mezhyrichka deposit

Pink; catalogues describe light brown, beige, pink-brown with dark inclusions and a “flower” pattern.

External and internal claddingFloors, steps, entrance groupsPaving, slabs, kerbsWorktops, window sills
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Holovyne labradorite (Volga Blue)18
northern part of the Holovyne labradorite depositBlack

Holovyne labradorite (Volga Blue)

Holovyne labradorite · northern part of the Holovyne labradorite deposit

Dark grey to black with bright blue iridescence (mosaic or concentric-zonal).

FacadesInteriors and reception areasWorktopsWindow sills
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Shadura gabbro (Black Prince)23
Shadura depositBlack

Shadura gabbro (Black Prince)

Shadura gabbro · Shadura deposit

Dark grey to black, sometimes with a greenish tint; black or black-green when polished.

Cladding and polished slabsSteps and floors with high abrasion resistancePavement tiles, road paving, kerbs
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Ivano-Dolynske basalt24
Ivano-Dolynske (Kostopil) depositBlack

Ivano-Dolynske basalt

Ivano-Dolynske basalt · Ivano-Dolynske (Kostopil) deposit

Dark grey, almost black; greenish-grey in the weathering zone.

Crushed and rubble stoneRoad setts and pavingCladding slabs from blocksMemorials, kerbs, steps, worktops
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How to choose

Consider more than colour

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Application

Exterior, interior, paving and memorial work require different thicknesses and finishes.

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Finish

Polishing reveals colour depth, while flaming creates a matt anti-slip surface.

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Stone batch

Natural pattern varies between blocks, so the final shade is agreed against a current sample.

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Specification

We select stone, format, edges and packaging to suit drawings, installation and logistics.

Temporary Verde Oliva illustration. This is a scanned surface of a physical, undamaged Ukrainian Verde Oliva sample before heating; it is not a photograph of a NIKA GRAN batch and is not quarry-chain-of-custody evidence for this specific sample. Source: V. Korobiichuk, V. Shlapak, A. Kryvoruchko, R. Sobolevskyi, N. Zuievska, Analysis of change in the decorative properties of granites under thermal exposure, 2019, Fig. 1f. CC BY 4.0. Separate JPEG from the PDF, with no pixel changes; the authors do not endorse NIKA GRAN.

Please note: images convey the character of colour and grain but do not replace approval of a physical sample. Deposit information was checked against public Zhytomyr stone catalogues, Granex, Leznykivsky Quarry and the Encyclopedia of Modern Ukraine.

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