Galaxy Crystal Marble

Galaxy Crystal Marble features a pale greyish-green to off-white background with a translucent, luminous appearance and a highly polished, glossy surface. Its distinctive crystalline structure creates a dense, cloudy pattern resembling crushed ice or fine crystalline formations. Subtle, misty veins and irregular mineral variations traverse the surface, producing a soft, ethereal appearance with natural depth and visual movement. Depending on the slab, the background may range from cool white to muted greenish-grey.

Texture & Structure

• Texture: Fine to medium crystalline, dense, fibrous and cloudy.

• Pattern: Irregular crystalline formations, misty veins and cloudy mineral inclusions.

• Structure: Crystalline carbonate structure with possible translucent mineral-rich areas.

• Transparency: Slight to moderate translucency, depending on thickness and mineral composition.

• Surface Finishes: Polished, honed, leathered.

Technical Characteristics

The following figures are indicative reference estimates for preliminary database classification, not verified laboratory test results for this specific quarry.

Chemical & Mineralogical Composition

Indicative Mineral Composition

Indicative Chemical Composition

Note: These are hypothetical reference ranges based on a possible calcite-dominant marble composition. Actual chemical and mineralogical composition must be established through XRF and XRD laboratory analysis.

Usage

Galaxy Crystal Marble is suitable for interior wall cladding, decorative feature walls, luxury bathroom interiors, vanity tops, reception areas, hotel lobbies, fireplace surrounds, countertops, flooring in residential and commercial interiors, and custom furniture applications. Its translucent appearance makes it particularly attractive for decorative panels and backlit installations, subject to testing of light transmission and structural suitability.

Maintenance

Clean regularly using a soft cloth, warm water, and a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Avoid acidic substances such as vinegar, lemon juice, and acidic cleaning products, as marble is susceptible to acid etching. Apply a suitable penetrating stone sealer to reduce liquid absorption and staining. Wipe spills promptly, particularly oils, coffee, wine, and colored liquids. Use non-abrasive cleaning materials and avoid harsh chemicals. For countertops and flooring, periodic professional maintenance is recommended to preserve the polished finish.