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Today, most granite comes from Brazil, India, China, and Canada. Most marbles come from Mediterranean countries such as Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, and China. Basically, if you name a country, we'll tell you which stones come from there.

Granite comes from deep within the earth. At once point, granite was magma, or melted rock. It took millions of years for it to cool, harden, then work its way up to the surface of the earth. Often, upheavals such as earthquakes or tectonic shifts heave the granite up. Granite is found mainly in Texas, Massachusetts, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Georgia, as these are the top producers of granite in the U.S., accounting for 64 percent of the country's production. In 2016, natural stone was produced at 276 quarries within 34 states.

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