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Blue select natural cleft bluestone is quarried in the northeast region of Pennsylvania. Like the thermal bluestone, only bluestone with straight blue coloring is chosen for blue select flagging. It is originally cut out of the mountain in large square blocks and cut to the finished size in which it will be sold. These blocks are transported to a splitting room  where they are split to thickness using wedges. This process of splitting these stones to thickness reveals the natural texture that was formed on the face over millions of years. This "texture" is referred to as a natural cleft finish.

Natural bluestone can be very inconsistent in thickness because of the predetermined veins in the stone which is used in the splitting process.

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