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Semiprecious Stone
( 6,426 )Natural semi-precious stones such as Agate, Amethyst, Malachite and Petrified Wood, which are rare in nature, are carefully selected and individually cut and meticulously combined using resin and epoxy to create a Semi Precious Stone slab (also called Gemstone) with a unique and exquisite appearance. The translucent quality created by some stones allows light to pass through, giving more shine and emphasizing the deep colors and shine of the slabs. The rarity and exclusivity of each Semiprecious Stone slab is perfect for bringing a high-end piece of art to any project.
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Can I use Semiprecious Stone on kitchen and bathroom countertops?
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While beloved for their remarkable appearance, Semiprecious Stone-gemstone slabs provide a long-lasting countertop choice. When finished and sealed, they do not harbor bacteria and resist scratches, stains, and heat. Also, semi-precious stone countertops are environmentally friendly.
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Semiprecious Stone (Gemstone) can be used to make tabletops, counter tops, wall panels, bathroom floors, showers and any stone design feature.
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Use a neutral cleaner or mild soap with warm water and a non-abrasive cloth for daily cleaning. Avoid using vinegar, lemon or other acid-based cleaners such as bathroom cleaners and tub & tile cleaners. Use coasters, trivets and mats under hot items or items that can scratch the stone.
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