The undisputed founders of the family are the ancient marble and the inflexible granite. The redundant classicism that characterizes these two monoliths echoes a personality all in one piece.
Italy represents their eternal homeland testified by a vast chromic variant typical of the area they frame. The white of Carrara marble, the yellow of Siena marble, the beige of Botticino and the red of Verona marble are some examples.
Even the granite has various shades of color, but the lower concentration of limestone inside it requires a different intervention for its restoration.
Restoration
The original luster of marble can easily be obtained by crystallization, a process that has the strong advantage of not using wax.
The question is different for granite which by its nature necessarily requires it to be waxed