Marble

Serpantine Marble

Serpantine Marble presents a brecciated dark green and charcoal field with pale angular fragments for interior wall cladding and floor tile and exterior facade cladding and pavers.

Available Forms

Explore the Slab presentations for this stone. Dimensions, thickness, finish and availability must be confirmed for the specific project.

ColorDark Green - Charcoal Grey
Stone TypeMarble
The Stone

About This Stone

Serpantine Marble features a deep charcoal and muted green background embedded with angular, mosaic-like clasts in sage and pale grey tones, defined by thin fracture lines across the stone surface.

The visual composition displays varied fragment sizes ranging from fine granules to broad polygonal blocks, creating dynamic tonal shifts between dark matrix areas and lighter mineral inclusions.

Use Cases

Best Applications

Interior Design (Wall Cladding and Floor Tile)
Exterior Design (Facade Cladding and Paver)
Furniture (Table, Coffee Table, Console Table, Fireplace and etc.)
Mosaic and Design
Kitchen Area (Countertop and Backsplash)
Sanitary Compartment (Bathroom Floor and Wall)
Available Forms

Same material, different supply format.

Serpantine Marble Slab

Serpantine Marble Slab

Why Us

Why Choose Serpantine Marble

Brecciated Structure

Distinct angular clasts set within a dark matrix create a bold graphic surface.

Muted Mineral Palette

Deep charcoal, olive, and pale sage tones blend across the field.

Visual Depth

Contrasting fragment scales provide varied texture across expansive layouts.

Subtle Veining

Fine crystalline fissures traverse the composition without dominating the pattern.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about Serpantine Marble

What visual characteristics define Serpantine Marble?▾
This stone displays a deep charcoal-green matrix embedded with angular clasts in soft sage and grey tones, crisscrossed by fine fracture lines.
How does pattern variation appear across Serpantine Marble surfaces?▾
The stone exhibits broad differences in clast size, distribution, and tonal density, creating distinct mosaic-like configurations across different sections.
What color tones are visible in Serpantine Marble?▾
The palette is dominated by dark charcoal and forest green undertones, complemented by lighter celadon, pale grey, and muted off-white inclusions.