The document provides a detailed overview of various stone color profiles, including dominant and minor colors for different types of stone. It emphasizes that colors are approximate due to hand application and notes the effects of moisture on color perception. Additionally, it highlights the importance of viewing actual stones for accurate color selection.

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Color Name Profile Available Approximate Color Range Dominant Color Minor Color
Adirondack River Rock Gray/green, light brown, gray, light tan
and red
Light brown, light tan, gray/green Red
Brown Top Rock Brown, tan and red Brown Red
Bucktown Heritage, Fieldstone and Ledgestone Brown, red, tan, tan with a red stripe, tan
with gray stripe, brown/green and brown/
gray
Brown, light tan Red
Canyon Gray Fieldstone, Monarch and Cobble Yellow/black, yellow/green, black/green Black/green
Chardonnay Heritage, Ledgestone Medium brown, yellow, deep brown and
granite red
Medium brown Granite red & dark
brown
Colorado Fieldstone Black, medium brown, light tan and
brown/green
Medium brown Brown/green
Gray Cobble Black, black/brown and gray Black/grey Brown
Mountain Monarch Yellow/brown, yellow/tan, yellow/red and
yellow/black
Yellow/brown, yellow/tan Yellow/black
Mountain Cobble Deep yellow, yellow/tan
Ohio Heritage Cream/light tan Cream/light tan
Old Ohio Heritage Cream/light tan with a grey streak Cream/light tan with a grey streak
Pennsylvania Heritage, Ledgestone, Top Rock and Monarch Light gray, black, medium brown, yelllow/
brown, yellow black
Light gray
Realen Top Rock Yellow/brown, light brown, granite red,
light gray and pinkish stone
Light brown, yellow/brown Pinkish stone
Sandstone Monarch Yellow/tan, and yellow/red Yellow/tan Yellow/red
Tennessee Ledgestone Black, tan, light gray, black/green, black/
red and black/gold
Black Black/green, black/red
and black/gold
Valley Forge Fieldstone, Monarch and Cobble Medium tan, light tan, black/brown mix,
black/tan mix, red/tan mix, black and red
Medium tan, light tan, black/
brown mix
Black and red
Warm Springs Heritage, Fieldstone and Top Rock Yellow, brown, tan/yellow, and red Brown, tan/yellow Red
Wisconsin Heritage, Ledgestone Light brown, medium brown and tan light brown, medium brown tan
• Color range listed is an approximation of colors that can be present. Since all color is hand applied exact ratios are impossible.
• It takes approximately 100 square feet to see the full accurate color representation.
• In some cases you may see a range of 2-3 colors on a single stone in an effort to present a more naturalistic product.
• Dominant color reflects the color with the highest ratio and the highest percentage per box.
• Minor color reflects an “accent” color within the color offering. This color has the smallest ratio and may not be present in all boxes.
• There is a possibility that a profile may be shipped wet, this is a common occurrence for stone veneer. It can take up to 45 days for stone to
dry fully depending upon the outside air temperature and weather conditions.
• Wet stone may appear darker in color than a stone that is completely dry. If you suspect that your stone is wet, lay the stone on a flat sur-
face where it can dry, to get get a more accurate representation of the color.
Color Reference Chart
This information is meant as a guide when making a color selection and does not replace viewing the actual stones or a completed project.