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• A rock with nice variations, allowing it to contrast well in the dark and in shadows, like on a shaded pass under trees.

• The tinted pink of the Arizona sky. Goes best with landscapes hoping to captivate the beauty of the desert at dusk.

• Named after the desert sands, Arizona Beige stands out in its hinted hue of white and yellow, much like the desert floor.

• Stones stricken gold by the glow of the sun, Desert Gold highlights the majesty that is Arizona with it’s beautify shade of a dark gold mixed in a milky white.

• The cloudy, milky pink look to the Desert Mauve makes it a unique, Arizona enriched choice you’re your yard.

• Named after the Gila Bend in Arizona, Gila Brown highlights the blues, reds, and yellows of the Arizona Plateaus.

• Madison Gold is a

gorgeous rock that

transforms from a

light brown to a

bright gold at the

slight glimmer from

the sun.

• Known for its spotted-pink and dark, almost granite like appearance, the Table Mesa Brown rock is a lovely addition to any home due to its color and great contrast in the light.

• Possibly named after the way the sun peaks over the mountains at sunset, Sunset Gold shines brighter then most, adding a little yellow in contrast in the shade, shining brightest in the morning sun.

• A variety of colors to make up one of the skies greatest wonders, mixed in with a misty, milky white to help the colors blend.

• Whether large or small, these rocks differ from all the rest, jagged and each piece unique from the next, all originating from different points along the mountain.