Black Pearl

Deep charcoal with silver-blue highlights and crystal sparkle. Bold fractures easing into smoother planes.

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The Stone

Charcoal with a little light in it.

Black Pearl is a striking split-face sandstone veneer in deep charcoal with subtle silver-blue highlights and sparkling crystalline flecks. Its rugged, textured surface shifts from bold fractures to smoother planes, casting dramatic shadows and depth. Ideal for modern and mountain-contemporary designs, Black Pearl brings sophisticated, luxurious character to any facade. Quarried and fabricated in International.

Color Palette

Deep charcoal carrying silver-blue highlights and sparkling crystalline flecks, so the wall never reads flat.

Texture & Character

A split face sandstone that shifts from bold fracture to smoother plane across the same wall, throwing real shadow at a raking light.

Origin & Craft

An international sandstone, selected from quarries abroad. All natural, never fake.

Built to Endure

A hard, tightly bedded sandstone that holds its texture and its colour on an exposed elevation.

Applications & Specifications

Spec-ready. Order-ready.

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Veneer

Black Pearl

Thin Veneer

Split face, chopped on all four sides, so the joints stay tight and the crystalline flecks carry.

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Thin Veneer

Black Pearl

Heights4",6",8"
LengthsRandom
Thickness~1 1/4"
FaceSplit
EdgeChopped
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Veneer

Black Pearl

Full Veneer

Full-depth stone that carries its own weight and reads as a solid stone wall.

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Full Veneer

Black Pearl

Heights4",6",8"
LengthsRandom
Thickness3"–5"
FaceSplit
EdgeChopped
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The Living Material

Black Pearl earns its name in the evening. Through the middle of the day it reads as a dark, textured facade. As the light drops and comes in low, the silver-blue and the crystal in the stone start to pick it up, and the fractures throw shadow across each other. It suits mountain contemporary work, where a facade is meant to look substantial without looking heavy.