Black and Gold Marble

This precious Italian Black and Gold Marble has a deep black background crossed by thick golden veins with hints of white. The deep and intense black color of this gold portoro marble gives the appearance of an almost velvety texture, which is particularly observable when the black and gold marble slabs are polished. These polished slabs look as if gold has been poured directly onto the stone. The veins, streaks, spots and shadows of this black portoro are the result of pyrite and ocher-limonite substances.The peculiarity of its appearance makes it a unique marble, irreplaceable as an ornamental stone. This Black Gold Marble is elegant and sophisticated which makes it a popular choice for wall cladding, flooring,bathrooms,fireplaces, and furnitures.Furthermore, this luxury black marble is also preferred by the designers for the decoration of branded shops.

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Specification

Material:Black and Gold Marble.

Other name of the material: black gold marble,black portoro marble, nero portoro marble, black marble with gold veins, golden portoro marble, golden portoro.

Inventory: blocks & slabs

Accepted customized items: cut-to-size, vanities, display counters, window sills, fireplaces,statues,marble medallions,etc.

Service provided:

• matching stones based on the pictures or samples.
• Design & drawings
• Professional proposals on material
• Strict Inspection on the goods.
• Drylay for stones with color and veins variations.

Certificates: can be issued as per the clients’ requested.

Typologies of Black and Gold Marble

Based on the intensity of the colors, the background and the veins, Portoro marble has several variations as follows.

A. The marble with a black background with thin gold veins and it is usually called “fine spot”.

B. The marble with a usual black background and gold veins ,but these veins are slightly wider than the previous ones and are arranged in the shape of a catenary.

C. The stone with the black background and yellow veins remain but they are more faded and tending on white and flanked by white patches.

D. The marble surface is characterized by very faded veins and wide white spots.

E. The marble still has the classic background but with white veins and white spots.

The most precious variety are the typology in which the yellow veins are more present. The other varieties, with veins and spots that are nearly white, are also widely requested due to, despite being less valuable, their superior resistance.