Iraji Marble

Iraji Marble is a type of marble that has been widely used in the construction industry for many years. Featuring a cream-colored base, this marble is available in two main patterns: wavy, with brown veins, and speckled patterns, characterized by light cream-colored grains that contrast with the background color.

The lighter the color of Iraji Marble and the fewer the cream-colored grains (speckled patterns), the higher its price. The price difference between the highest and lowest grades of Iraji Marble is approximately 35% of the total price.

Applications of Iraji Marble

Marble stones are generally used for interior wall cladding and building floors. Iraji Marble, with its light and dark cream tones and polished finish, offers a distinctive appeal that has attracted many admirers, making it one of the most suitable choices for floor stone. Below are some of the key applications of this stone:

• Floor stone for commercial and residential units
• Living room floor stone
• Interior design of buildings
• Wall cladding stone
• Staircase and hallway stones
• Elevator door frame

Price of Iraji Marble

• The price of this stone is much more affordable compared to marbles such as Crema marfil or Harsin marble, due to its lighter tone, lack of pattern uniformity, and the presence of light-colored grains. Numerous factors influence the final price of Iraji stone, some of which we will examine below.
• Iraji marble stone comes in various sorts; therefore, if the stone surface is smooth and uniform, and the number of veins and fossils is minimal, it is considered a higher-sort stone, and its price will be higher.
• Another factor to consider is the thickness of the stone; depending on your application and preference, you may choose a specific thickness. The greater the thickness, the higher the final price of the stone.
• This stone can be purchased in various dimensions, as tiles or slabs; the larger the dimensions, the higher the price.
• The quality of stone processing—including polishing, cutting, resin application, precision, and the cleanliness of the cuts—will affect the price.
• The location of the order and its distance from the factory and quarry affect the transportation costs, which are ultimately applied to the final price of the stone.
• The order volume (small vs. large scale) can also affect the price.

Iraji Marble Quarry

The quarry for this stone is located in Fars Province, near the city of Abadeh. This quarry hosts various sorts and a wide variety of marble patterns.