Cream Colored Marble
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Cream-colored marble from Sub-Carboniferous oolitic limestone. Attested most in the US.
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Cream or beige marble commercially named Adora Moon Cream. Attested most in Turkey.
Cream-colored Turkish marble commercially associated with Burdur. In trade it also appears as Crema Burdur (Spanish), Burdur cream (English). Attested most in Argentina, Turkey, and MT.
Non-white decorative marble varieties. In trade it also appears as marmi colorati (Italian). Attested most in Italy.
Generic marble with cream coloration. In trade it also appears as mármol crema (Spanish), mármoles cremas (Spanish). Attested most in Turkey, Colombia, and Spain.
Cream-colored marble sold as Crema Nacar. Attested most in Spain. It is a commercial stone name used in trade.
How the trade says it
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| Term | Markets | Seen |
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| cream-colored marble | US×1 | ×1 |
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FAQ
What does "cream-colored marble" mean in United States?
In United States, traders use "cream-colored marble" for Cream Colored Marble. Cream-colored marble from Sub-Carboniferous oolitic limestone. Attested most in the US.
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