Prussian Blue Marble

Prussian Blue Marble is a dramatic marble quarried in Myanmar, featuring a dark slate-grey, charcoal and deep blue base with subtle brownish-grey horizontal striations. Large cloud-like milky-white crystalline patches and thin, winding white veins create a striking lightning-like contrast.

Texture & Pattern:

Fine- to medium-grained crystalline texture with layered, linear movement, contrasting white patches and delicate veining. Best displayed with a polished finish.

Typical Physical Properties:

• Density: 2,680–2,720 kg/m³
• Water Absorption: 0.20–0.40%
• Compressive Strength: 90–110 MPa
• Flexural Strength: 9–13 MPa
• Mohs Hardness: 3–4

Mineral Composition:

• Calcite 90–98%,
• Quartz 0–3%,
• Dolomite 0–4%,
• Mica/feldspar 0–2%,
• Other minerals 0–2%.

Chemical Composition:

Primarily CaCO₃, with minor SiO₂, MgO, Al₂O₃ and Fe₂O₃.

Applications:

Interior flooring, feature walls, countertops, vanity tops, fireplace surrounds, reception desks, furniture, hotel interiors and decorative panels.

Maintenance:

Use pH-neutral stone cleaners and wipe spills promptly. Avoid acids, vinegar and harsh chemicals. Periodic sealing is recommended to help protect against staining.