Ceramic stove outside edge gap

[steveolevi]

Just bought a black ceramic Tecno+ TNP VT 302 DG electric stove to replace the old MEX stainless steel stove (range, cooktop). It looks great installed, but one edge has a gap of about 1cm from an imperfect cutting between the body of the stove and the granite countertop cutout. I know I can use black silicone to fill and mask it, but that will look cheap. I wonder if there is a way to grind the granite down to enlarge the opposite side to compensate the fit, without cracking the granite, or if there might be a plastic or rubber frame that would fit  the unit which would cover the gap between the granite and the stove body.

 

Thanks all

[bankruatsteve]

The photo is impossible to see anything.  Whatever.  I would definitely NOT try to grind the granite.  Maybe some <color> duct tape to cover the gap?