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This is due to iron deposits forming fossil like images. Brownstone and Bluestone are also Sandstone; they are just called different names because they are different in a color. Mint Sandstone, Black Sandstone, Gold Sandstone and Grey Sandstone are also sandstone colors.
This type of sandstone contains fewer grains made of quartz and more made of feldspars, volcanic rock fragments, as well as silt and clay than most sandstone. It is therefore also known as âdirty sandstone.â The volcanic rock fragments give graywacke a greenish-gray color. What makes the beds in graywacke? Graywacke sandstone deposits display flat-lying beds, each composed of sedimentary particles of different sizes. The sandstone beds can be from inches to many feet thick and are often separated by thin, dark shale beds.