Verde Borgogna, Fossil Black, Zion Beige, Corteccia and Estremoz Marble

Verde Borgogna, Fossil Black, Zion Beige, Corteccia and Estremoz Marbles will be introduced in the following passage. Stay with us.

Borgogna Verde Marble

Verde Borgogna Marble is a deep, dark green color and strong white, brown and reddish line Serpentinite quarried in Iran. Persian Verde Borgogna is the best option for decorating and designing both interior and exterior design. More specifically, it is great for wall, floor, paving monuments and other residential and commercial projects.

This marble is also known as Verde Borgogna Granite, Verde Borgogna Quartzite, Verde Borgogna Serpentinite and Borgogna Green Marble in international markets. Verde Borgogna Marble is available in different surface finishes including honed, polished, sawn cut, sanded, rock-faced. Plus, tumbled surface finish that provides a particular slightly wavy structure to the touch.

Black Fossil Marble

Fossil Black Marble is a dark gray with large shell fossils sedimentary rock quarried in Morocco. Fossil Black is the best option for decorating and designing both interior and exterior design. More specifically, it is great for wall, floor, paving monuments and other residential and commercial projects.

Fossil Black Marble is also known as Black Fossil Marble, Marmor Fossile Nero, Morocco Black Marble, Morocco Fossil Stone, Nero Fossil Marble, Nero Fossile Marble and Fossil Black Limestone in international markets. Fossil Black Marble is available in different surface finishes including honed, polished, sawn cut, sanded, rock-faced. Plus, tumbled surface finish that provides a particular slightly wavy structure to the touch.

Beige Zion Marble

Zion Beige Marble is a subtle elegant blend of cream and beige with fossils marble quarried in Indonesia. Zion Marble is the best option for decorating and designing both interior and exterior design. More specifically, it is great for wall, floor, paving monuments and other residential and commercial projects.

Zion Beige Marble is also known as Zion Marble and Zion Cream Marble in international markets. Zion Beige Marble is available in different surface finishes including honed, polished, sawn cut, sanded, rock-faced. Plus, tumbled surface finish that provides a particular slightly wavy structure to the touch.

Brazilian Corteccia Marble

Corteccia Marble is a kind of cream white with brown wooden veins marble quarried in Brazil. Corteccia Marble is the best option for decorating and designing both interior and exterior design. More specifically, it is great for wall, floor, paving monuments and other residential and commercial projects. Corteccia Marble is available in different surface finishes including honed, polished, sawn cut, sanded, rock-faced. Plus, tumbled surface finish that provides a particular slightly wavy structure to the touch.

Corteccia Marble is also known as Bianco Statuarietto Marble, Bianco Carrara Statuarietto Marble, Blanco Statuarietto Marmol, Carrara Statuarietto Marble, Statuarietto Marmi, Bianco Tipo Statuarietto Marble, Statuarietto White Marble, Staturietto White Marble, Statuarietto Venato Marble, Bianco Carrara Venato Marble and Statuarietto Bianco Marble in international markets. 

Portuguese Estremoz Marble

Estremoz Marble is a kind of white marble quarried in Portugal. White Estremoz Marble is the best option for decorating and designing both interior and exterior design. More specifically, it is great for wall, floor, paving monuments and other residential and commercial projects. Estremoz Marble is available in different surface finishes including honed, polished, sawn cut, sanded, rock-faced. Plus, tumbled surface finish that provides a particular slightly wavy structure to the touch.

Estremoz Marble is also known as Estramos Marble, Estramoz White Marble, Estremos Marble, EWhite stromoz Marble, Extremoz Marble, Eztremos Marble, Marmor Estremoz, Portogallo Marble, Rosa Aurora Marble, Rosa Aurora Estremoz Marble, Rosa Portogallo Marble and Rosa Portugallo Marble in international markets. 

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