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Commercial stone names and the market aliases buyers actually type in RFQs. Includes material families (marble, travertine) and branded quarry names.

Containers, ports, stuffing, ocean freight, bills of lading and lane language from real stone deals.

Factory processes traders name: fill, resin, calibrate, mesh, age. Often paired with a finish on the same order line.

Trade terms that do not fit the other shelves yet — still mined from real stone conversations.

Incoterms and deal phrases from the stone lane (EXW/fabrika teslim, proforma, samples). Not a catalog of rates.

Surface finishes the trade orders: polished, honed, brushed, sandblasted, tumbled, filled or open pore. Names often differ by language (apomazado, fırçalı, pulido).

Tiles, slabs, blocks, free length, thickness and other size words used on orders and packing lists.

Block cut directions and fabrication shapes — vein cut, cross cut, cut-to-size, treads. Traders also say a la veta, sin veta, ebatlı.

Factory selection grades (primera, commercial, 1. sınıf, premium) as buyers read them on quotes. Grade names are commercial labels, not lab standards.

Gangsaws, polishers, CNC and other machines named when factories describe capacity or process.

Flaws and QC words buyers use when accepting or rejecting material (cracks, stain, warping, variation).

Bundles, wooden crates, pallets and packing-list language for how stone leaves the factory and ships.