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We are New York's leading supplier of Westchester and New England thin stone veneer.

Natural, real stone, to bring quality and beauty to your project.

Shipping available nationwide for large scale construction and wholesale distribution.

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Square + Ledge Mix
Mosaic
Square + Rectangle
Ledgestone
Mosaic + Ledge Mix
Rounds
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THIN STONE COLLECTIONS
Stone hues will appear differently, depending on lighting.
Photos below are our best attempt to show various shades in different lighting.
Samples are available upon request.

KILLINGTON BLEND

An easy medley of tan and grey, with minimal accent stone hues. Quarried in New England. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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HAMPTON BLUE

A popular stone that meets both modern design intent and traditional architecture. Hampton Blue is a c crisp and cool grey blend, including light and dark greys, blueish greys and white undertones, all sourced from a single quarry in New England. Available in both thin veneer and full bed veneer.
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LIBERTY HILL

 A subtle variation between cools and warmer tones. Mainly grey, with various shades, and occasional tan or brown weathered tones. Quarried in Connecticut, one of New England's most legendary granite choices for exterior cladding. Available in thin stone, full bed stone, and sawn-height full stone.
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FIELDSTONE ROUNDS

Naturally-rounded and weathered native New England fieldstone, harvested in Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Maine. A true country show-stopper. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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NEW ENGLAND SPLITFACE GRANITE BLEND

This blend brings together various stones from four different quarries, to create a true full-colored array of quarried split-face granite textures. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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CAMBRIDGE BLEND

Full color blend includes greys, blueish greys, charcoal/dark greys, tans and beige tones of genuine New England granites.
Available in thin stone veneer and full-bed stone.
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ANTIQUED FIELDSTONE

Join the aesthetic of historic, weathered and aged stone, with the abundant availability of this New York quarried stone. The patina offered is unique, for a very rustic and farmhouse. 
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NOBLE HILL

A warm medley of beige, brown and amber, with grey undertones and a wispy grain. Darker rust-colored surfaces and some dark brown create a 'pop' across the overall aesthetic of this tried-and-true Connecticut stone. Available in thin stone, full bed stone, and sawn-height full stone.
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SOUNDSHORE BLACK / BYRAM BLACK

One of New England's darkest granites, this stone is reminiscent of the native black gneiss bedrock found along the Westchester and Fairfield county shorelines of the Long Island Sound. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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MANHATTAN SCHIST

A true gem of New England, this locally-quarried stone mimics the native bedrock that founds the island of Manhattan, NYC. A combination of granite and schist that has dark and lighter greys, some brown overtones, and a conspicuous mica shine.  Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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HAMPSHIRE GRANITE

 A beautiful silver/grey with plentiful gold and brown tones, and a shiny mica mist, this New Hampshire granite is one of New England's treasures. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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NEW CAPE ANN GRANITE

Quarried in Connecticut, but an impeccable substitute for Massachusetts' renowned Cape Ann / Rockport granite. A tight-grained mainly grey granite, with buff tones, and available earthy-brown and amber inclusions. Available in thin stone, full bed stone, and sawn-height full dimensional stone.
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MIDLAND ROSE / WESTERLY GRANITE

A beautiful reflection of the rose-colored granites native to Westchester County New York and Westerly Rhode Island, this tight-grain granite is quarried in Rhode Island, and delivers shades of grey, pink and amber. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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FORDHAM GNEISS

Quarried in Northwestern New York, the tiger-striping of this granite represents the recognizable design of the historic and renowned, original Westchester and Fordham granites. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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YONKERS WESTCHESTER GRANITE - Original

While abundantly seen on some of the New York region's most prominent and historic structures, Yonkers Granite is now extinct, as the quarries in the NYC suburbs have all since closed. This stone is a plentiful yet limited supply of leftover quarried blocks of true Westchester Granite. The unmistakable tiger stripes of grey, pink, amber, and dark blue breathe life into any design intent. Perfect for matching existing structures with Yonkers stone, and equally as pleasing on new construction that demands only the finest materials.
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YONKERS GRANITE -  GEN-2

Available only as a thin veneer in roughly square and rectangle and ashlar, this granite is imported from the granite capital of South America - Brazil. The tiger stripe and pink/grey tones are a close match to the original and extinct native Westchester and Yonkers granites.
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OLD STONE BARNS BLEND

To create a farmhouse, rubble-like appearance similar to many of the late 1800s structures in and around New York, the Old Stone Barns blend includes difficult-to-source dark black schist rock, with shiny mica, combined with silver, gold, brown and grey tones. 
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AMBER MIST / CANYON AMBER

A tiger-stripe amber stone with grey undertones and brown inclusions. Quarried in Connecticut, USA. Available in thin stone, full bed stone, and sawn-height dimensional full stone.
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NEW ENGLAND FIELDSTONE

A stunning blend of natural fieldstone and weathered granites, harvested throughout Connecticut and Massachusetts, USA. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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SANDS POINT GRANITE / CANYON YELLOW

A dusty beige tight-grain granite works beautifully as a stand-alone color choice, and is also frequently blended with darker and cooler tones, to create a full color medley.
​Quarried in Connecticut, USA. Available in thin stone, full bed stone, and sawn-height dimensional full veneer.
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WESTCHESTER WEATHERED GRANITE

This unique Connecticut granite is oftentimes used to mimic the weathered appearance of aged facades, due to its heavy inclusions of weathered surfaces, and overall brown/grey tones. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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BLUE RIDGE GRANITE

Dark grey / blueish grey with white striations, and an occasional brown mist of overtones. Quarried in Connecticut, USA. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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SPRUCE MOUNTAIN 

Shiny silver, gold, brown, amber and tan tones. Quarried in Connecticut, USA. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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RIVERSIDE GRANITE

A shiny silver / grey stone with mica content, and occasional white tones and earth-toned mist. Quarried in Connecticut, USA. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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LIGHT OAK GRANITE

A warm array of tan, brown, beige and amber granite. Quarried in Connecticut, USA. Available in thin stone and full bed stone.
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LARCHMONT HARBOR

Available only as a thin veneer, this uniquely-crafted stone is hand-split to create an installer's choice of choosing *both* sides of each piece to display as the face. The hand-hammered edges are consistently and nicely squared (more-so than any other thin veneer on the market), with a hand-dressed subtly-pillowed face, right of the pallet, saving installers time and money - while creating a breathtaking aesthetic.  Dark grey and silver tones combine, with a shiny mica overtone. Unique and one-of-a-kind.
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KENSICO BUFF GRANITE

A mist of buff and grey tones, unique and not found anywhere else! Thin veneer only.
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SCARSDALE BLEND

Available only in thin veneer, this blend combines various quarried stones to create a look reminiscent of old-world Scarsdale, New York.
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​Thin Veneers - Packaged & Installed
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Photos below shot our natural thin veneer products, before, during, ​and after installation by our customers and/or their masonry subcontractors.
ALL SQUARE + RECTANGLE STONES ARE SUPPLIED AS THE INDUSTRY STANDARD, "ROUGHLY SQUARED" - MEANING THEY ARE NOT PERFECTLY SQUARE. 
Many of the photos herein show the stone after it has been trimmed, cut, and neatly squared-off during installation by a masonry contractor.
Please speak with your contractor about labor costs involved to install in perfectly-edged squares and rectangles.
A waste factor should be added to every order if the design intent involves any cutting of the stones during installation.
We can saw-cut all pieces to specified heights, by request, as a custom order - to reduce installation and labor time/costs, and reduce waste, and virtually eliminate the noise and dust involved with on-site cutting. Please contact us for pricing on sawn-edge veneer.

SARACINO INDUSTRIES INC.


Billing Address:
PO BOX 426
HAWTHORNE, NY 10532

Tel. (914) 330-7110
​sales@yonkersgranite.com
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  • Home
  • What We Do
    • About Us
    • Commercial Projects
    • Residential Projects
  • Products
    • Veneer
    • Landscape Stone
    • Pool and Patio Stone
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    • Granite Seating + Blocks
    • White Marble Patio Stone
    • YonkersGranite
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    • Connecticut Fieldstone
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  • Veneer
    • Full Veneer
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  • Quarry History of NY