Headstones Made of Granite: Rich Colors and Versatile Options

Gravestone from Granite for Double Grave 

Double graves are often used over several generations. A granite gravestone is therefore particularly suitable for double graves. Due to its robust and weather-resistant structure, a granite double gravestone is very low-maintenance and retains its appearance even over decades.  

Granite Urn Grave Plate 

Grave plates can replace a gravestone or be used as an additional decorative element alongside a gravestone. A granite grave plate appears elegant and timeless, and when combined with other materials, it can provide variety and diversity.  

Orion Granite Headstone 

Orion Granite is a dark-colored granite featuring beautiful brown, beige, and silver speckles. With its elegant yet earthy character, an Orion Granite headstone imparts natural and rustic beauty to any gravesite.

Blue Granite / Kössene Granite Headstone 

Unique in color and structure, a headstone made from Kössene Granite is a remarkable testament to our connection. Due to its distinctive coloration, also known as 'Blue Granite,' Kössene Granite from the Fichtel Mountains is a true rarity from Germany.

Gray Granite Headstone 

Gray granite achieves its gleaming surface through light to dark gray speckles, giving it a timeless and modern character. Gray granite is widely popular and thus is considered a classic among headstones.

Surface Treatments to Make an Impact: These Granite Finishing Options are Available 

Due to its unique properties, granite can be versatilely processed. Flamed granite is exposed to high heat, causing small quartz particles to detach. This technique highlights the stone's natural appearance and makes it extremely resistant to external influences. Additionally, flaming can emphasize individual highlights. Another very common treatment for granite is polishing. By grinding and polishing the stone, an almost mirror-like surface can be created. This brings out the color of the granite exceptionally well and creates an attractive effect through the reflection of sunlight. There are many other ways to process granite. We're happy to help you achieve the look that's right for you. 

Designing Gravestones with Granite 

Whether you are looking for a traditional or modern style gravestone, granite is a versatile material that can be tailored to your desires. Whether simple, traditional, or modern and extravagant, granite can be crafted in various designs and can be excellently complemented with inscriptions, ornaments, and images.  

Granite Heart for the Grave 

Hearts have a simple but clear form and can be represented in numerous variations. A heart made of granite looks radiant and elegant and can also be well combined with another type of stone.   

Granite Gravestone with Photo 

Nothing can bring back the uniqueness of the deceased as vividly as a picture of the person. On a glossy polished granite, a photo gains brilliance and shines even on dark days.  

Granite Book Gravestone 

The open book is one of the classic motifs in gravestone design. A granite book appears timelessly elegant and invites visitors to take a closer look. The inscribed details of the deceased are particularly highlighted here.  

Modern Granite Gravestones  

Granite is perfectly suited for designing modern gravestones, making a grave site a focal point in any cemetery. Whether in the choice of shape, color, or decorative elements — in the design of a modern gravestone of granite, there are countless possibilities to honor the uniqueness of the deceased.

Granite Headstone: What Complements the Tombstone 

Only with the grave edging does the gravesite receive a perfect frame. Here too, there are several design possibilities  .

Granite Grave Edging/Border

Granite, known for its robustness and weather resistance, is an excellent choice for grave edgings and borders. These elements not only serve as a practical frame for a grave but also as an aesthetic highlight, adding character and strength to the overall look of the monument. A granite grave edging is especially durable and maintains its beauty for years, being resistant to most weather conditions. Moreover, granite offers a variety of color and pattern options, allowing a personalized touch that aligns with the wishes of the bereaved.

Combining a granite edging with a headstone of the same material creates a harmonious and elegant appearance. The uniformity of material and color emphasizes the dignity and respect given to the deceased. This combination appears especially classy and timeless, highlighting the natural beauty of the granite.

On the other hand, pairing a granite edging with a headstone made of another natural stone, such as sandstone or limestone, can create appealing contrasts. Such a material combination allows for individual accents and can reflect the personality of the deceased or the family's preferences. Sandstone, known for its warm tones, or limestone, which often has a light and gentle appearance, can create a unique visual experience when paired with the cooler, darker granite. This type of material mix often symbolizes the complexity and uniqueness of every human life.

When choosing grave edging, it is important to consider not only the aesthetic interplay of materials and colors but also the quality and proper craftsmanship of the granite.

Granite Grave Cover  

When choosing a grave cover made of granite, the stone impresses with its robustness and weather resistance again. A granite grave cover appears elegant and high-quality while also being suitable for those who have little time for grave maintenance.