Travertine Stone
Travertine Stone is a white massive concretionary form of calcium carbonate, CaCO3 which is formed by calcium carbonate dissolving in ground water and then being deposited on the earth’s surface by rivers, natural springs, or geysers. One of the most versatile, durable and elegant looking floor cover is none other than the one made from travertine. Travertine is part of the larger group of stone known as limestone (or calcium carbonate). This type of stone is formed when subterranean water sources collect mineral deposits over thousands of years, eventually producing a smooth, porous stone. Travertine is derived from limestone that has been heated and then propelled through the earth by water. Travertine is usually hard and semi crystalline. It has a layered appearance and in pastel shades of almost beautiful colors and banded as a result of the iron compounds presence or some other impurities. Generally travertine is less coarse-grained and takes a higher polish than stalactite or stalagmite whose chemical composition and origin are similar. Although referred to as “Onyx” in commercial trade, it has the hardness of calcite that is much softer than real Onyx which is a black and white banded agate. In hardness, travertine is similar to marble. travertine tiles come in a variety of shades and finishes
Abasabad Travertine
Abgarm Travertine
Atashkooh Travertine
Ask Travertine
Atashkooh Travertine
Chocolate Hamedan Travertine
Chocolate Kashan Travertine
Chocolate Tajareh Travertine
Chocolate Takab Travertine
Chocolate Yazd Travertine
Chocolate Zanjan
Cream Abarkouh
Cream Damavand Travertine
Cream Damghan Travertine
Cream Gaz Anbar Travertine
Cream Hamedan Travertine
Cream Kashan Travertine
Cream Khalkhal Travertine
Cream Komshecheh Travertine
Cream Mahabad Travertine
Cream Mahalat Travertine
Cream Maku Travertine
Cream Ramsheh Travertine
Cream Salmas Travertine
Cream Takab Travertine
Cream Targh Travertine
Cream Vartoun Travertine
Cream Yazd Travertine
Cream Zanjan Travertine
Dareh Bokhari Travertine
Dates Takab Travertine
Gaz Anbar Travertine
Hajiabad Travertine
Lemon Azarshahr Travertine
Lemon Mahalat Travertine
Lemon Maku Travertine
Miandoab Travertine
Miandoab Silver Travertine
Red Azarshahr Travertine
Red Isfahan Travertine
Shahzeidi Targh Travertine
Silver Azarshahr Travertine
Silver Kashan Travertine
Silver Tafresh Travertine
Silver Takab Travertine
Soh (Meymeh) Travertine
Tabas Travertine
Torshab Travertine
Vangoug Silver Travertine
Walnut Azarshahr Travertine
Wave Twisted Travertine
Yellow Abnoure Travertine