White Marble With Green Veins

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White marble with green veins.

This italian variety has lasted for centuries and is the protagonist of many relevant architectural projects dated in the period of classical rome the renaissance and the baroque. You can also choose from online technical support none white marble green veins there are 775 suppliers who sells white marble green veins on alibaba. Pure white marble is the result of metamorphism of a very pure silicate poor limestone or dolomite protolith. Calacatta white marble shows a broken white canvas on which fine light gray veins with some touches of amber unfold.

We supply stone products for projects wholesalers and fabricators all over the world. Arabesque like variety is a kind of breccia sometimes similar to the venato type but with veins that draw real arabesques of different colors on a white whitish groundmass. Calacatta light green vein slab. We help you find the colors you want at the lowest possible prices.

The shape of the veins sprouts like filaments that occasionally are grouped in nodes that give strength to the whole. Marmo arabescato arabesque like marble. The veins crossing the marble present a bicolor aspect alternating white and gold. Find granite marble and other natural stones online using our slabmarket service.

Edgestone is a trusted and experienced manufacturer and supplier of white marble with green veins. It has a very peculiar chromatism in which broken white and very fine light grey veins are punctually dotted with tiny amber and golden notes. All shipping handling and customs documents are handled by us so you can relax and enjoy the savings. Within the black marble collection we find vulcano a crystalline marble with an unfathomable black base.

A wide variety of white marble with green veins options are available to you such as calcite dolomite and onyx. Calacatta is a natural stone from italy. The characteristic swirls and veins of many colored marble varieties are usually due to various mineral impurities such as clay silt sand iron oxides or chert which were originally present as grains or layers in the limestone. The fragments mainly derive from ordinary veined nuvolato and bardiglio types.