Composite Stone

Travertine

Travertine is a porous carbonate stone formed from mineral-rich water deposits and sold worldwide for tiles, cladding, and paving. Trade names include travertino (Spanish), traverten (Turkish), and the English travertine. Pore fill and cut direction are usually specified with the name.

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Light Travertine

Light travertine is a commercial name for light-colored travertine selections used in tiles and cladding. Spanish trade says travertino claro; Turkish may say light traverten. Pore fill and cut are usually specified separately.

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Blanco Ibiza Marble

Blanco Ibiza is a commercial white marble name used in Spanish and export trade for pale white stone. Color and selection still vary by lot; it is a market name, not a finish code.

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Turkish Travertine

Turkish travertine is travertine quarried or supplied from Turkey, sold worldwide for tiles, cladding, and paving. Spanish trade often labels it travertino turco. Fill, cut, and finish still need to be specified.

Travertino Túrco

Marble

Marble is a metamorphic carbonate natural stone used for slabs, tiles, and cut-to-size in construction and decoration. Trade forms include mermer (Turkish), mármol (Spanish), and marmo (Italian). Commercial names are usually separate concepts from this generic material word.

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Turkish Marble

Marble originating from Turkey. In trade it also appears as MARMOL TURCO (Spanish). Attested most in Spain, Turkey, and Argentina.

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Crema Marfil

Crema Marfil is a Spanish beige marble commercial name, widely traded for tiles and slabs. Spanish spelling variants include crema marfíl. Selection grade and finish are ordered separately.

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Tundra Grey

Tundra Grey Turkish limestone or marble variety. Attested most in Spain, Turkey, and Argentina.

Tundra Grey

Silver Travertine

Commercial silver-colored travertine variety. In trade it also appears as travertino silver (Spanish), Silver traverten (Turkish), Gümüş Traverten (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey, Argentina, and Spain.

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Carrara Marble

Carrara marble is the classic Italian white marble name tied to the Carrara district, sold as slabs and tiles worldwide. Trade forms include mármol Carrara (Spanish) and Carrara mermer (Turkish). Selection and finish still need ordering.

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Classic Travertine

Generic Classic commercial travertine variety. In trade it also appears as travertino clasico (Spanish), Clásico (Spanish), klasik (Turkish). Attested most in Spain, Turkey, and GT.

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Thermogene Travertine

Thermogene travertine forms from thermal waters with deep-sourced CO₂—a geological formation class used in technical literature. Commercial orders still specify fill, cut, and finish.

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Ibiza White Marble

White marble marketed under the Ibiza commercial name. In trade it also appears as marmol blanco ibiza (Spanish). Attested most in Spain, Morocco, and Mexico.

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Mugla White Marble

Muğla White is a white marble commercial name tied to Turkey’s Muğla region. Turkish trade says Muğla beyaz. Finish, thickness, and selection are still specified on the order.

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Natural Stone

Natural stone is the umbrella trade term for quarried stone materials (marble, travertine, granite, limestone, etc.). Turkish: doğal taş; Spanish: piedra natural. It is not a finish or a brand.

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Meteogene Travertine

Meteogene travertine forms from meteoric water and near-surface CO₂—a geological class in technical texts. Buyers still order commercial fill, cut, and finish.

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