Many readers have read a series of articles by the author about the color difference of natural stones, questioning the author:
Some readers believe that the author only found some examples, and in special circumstances, the article materials specially organized for writing these articles are not representative or persuasive;
Some friends say that the color difference of natural stone is ugly and oppose the existence of color difference in natural stone; A friend even sarcastically pointed out to the author, “The ideal state of stone is no color difference, and if it cannot reach the ideal state, it will make people shut up.
But there are also friends who strongly support the author’s viewpoint, and have also put forward some of their views on natural stone:
Natural stone is the pursuit of nature; Natural stone has irregular patterns and color differences, which is natural beauty. Only artificial stone has a unified texture and no color difference, which is not natural beauty; Stone people pursue no color difference, while ceramic people imitate stone color difference. What a joke

The color difference of stone is everywhere
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Can natural stone achieve no color difference or small color difference? This requires a simple explanation from the formation mechanism of natural stone.
Stone is formed through various geological changes in nature, and the proportion of various chemical substances in its formation process is random, arbitrary, and completely determined by various factors in nature. This determines that the same stone cannot have the same color and texture, and different stones cannot be the same. Billions of years of geological changes and continuous changes in Earth’s temperature, during which physical and chemical reactions occurred within the stone, resulting in the romantic, unrestrained, free, and unrestrained texture colors we see today. It has become a popular building decoration material that has been popular for thousands of years.
Figure 1: The spectacular scene of Earth’s volcanic eruption.

During the process of rock formation in Figure 2, freely flowing magma and chemical substances fuse with each other, forming new materials and stone textures through interaction.

After billions of years of geological processes, colorful colors, changing textures, and brightly colored rocks have been formed.

Figure 4 Underground stone mining chamber. From Figure 4, it can be seen that even adjacent spatial locations have completely different colors and textures of stone. Moreover, if the color and texture of the stones are the same in non adjacent locations, it is even more a matter of “Arabian Nights”.

Figure 5 shows the open-pit mining steps of the stone, and it can be seen from Figure 5 that the color of the stone varies from top to bottom and from left to right.

Figure 6 shows an open-pit mining face in a stone mine in Guizhou. From this mining face, it can be seen that the color and texture of the stones on the same mining face differ greatly, to the point of disbelief. The upper stone is white in color and has no texture. The color and texture of the lower part are gray, and the texture is mesh like, with a large area of black spots. If we compare these stones after mining them out and say they are on the same mining face, no one will believe them. Figure 6 fully illustrates the significant changes in texture and color of natural stone.

Figure 7 shows snowflake white waste material. From Figure 7, it can be seen that the color and texture of snowflake white change; The changes in natural stone texture and color can be clearly seen from Figure 8.

The landscape painting stones in Figures 9 and 10 best reflect the color and texture changes of natural stones. From Figures 9 and 10, it can be seen that the texture of stone in landscape painting is like the clouds in the sky, with a variety of variations and diverse appearances, fully showcasing the natural beauty of natural stone.

Figures 11 to 14 respectively show the texture and color of four types of stone materials: golden silk, snowcapped silver fox, flowing light and colorful, and ocean star. The texture and color of these four types of stones all indicate the changes and differences in the color and texture of natural stones.

The above pictures are sufficient to illustrate the changes in natural stone texture and color.
Figures 15 to 19 show photos taken during the factory layout. From these photos, it can be seen that although the natural stone has been adjusted through layout, there are still texture differences and color differences in the natural stone.

In the small ground area shown in Figure 20, there are differences in texture and color of the stone. Is it that the stone enterprise did not process it seriously? No, it is caused by changes in natural stone texture and color.

Is there a difference in the color of the stone in the small area of Figure 21 and Figure 22, and the decoration effect not good? No, this is the natural beauty of natural stone.

Figure 23 shows the stone of Shenzhen Ping An Financial Building. However, there is such a significant difference in color and texture among tens of square meters of stone. Is it intentional to pursue the beauty of natural stone color difference?

Figures 24 and 25 show the magnificent entrance pillars and footings of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. The color difference between the columns and footings of such an important building indicates that the color difference of natural stone cannot be avoided.

The important stone columns of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing cannot avoid color difference, let alone other buildings. It can be said that the color difference of natural stone is ubiquitous and ubiquitous. As long as natural stone is used in the building, it is difficult to escape the disaster of color difference. The following pictures are sufficient to illustrate and confirm this truth!

Figures 32 to 34: The Yunnan Dali International Hotel decorated with blue and gold sand stone. From the three pictures, it can be seen that there are differences in the texture and color of blue gold sand, but this does not affect the decoration effect of the hotel, nor does it affect that blue gold sand stone is a stone that is deeply loved by designers.

The stones on a small service desk in Figure 40 all have color differences, and the color changes of natural stones are really significant! It’s really difficult to pursue natural stone with no color difference!