Azna Crystal White Marble

Azna Crystal White Marble, also known as Arbab crystal marble, is recognized as one of the highest-quality and most expensive white crystal marble building stones due to its uniform surface, minimal veining, and the least amount of wave-like patterning among crystal marble varieties. In the past, because of limited mining and cutting technology, these stones—like many others—were available only in small sizes. However, the slab and cut-to-size formats of this product currently showcase another dimension of the beauty and potential of crystal marble. Although specialists working specifically with crystal marble insist that these stones can also be used in exterior applications, such as building facades, and may eventually replace travertine, it is important to consider their lower adhesion and higher weight compared to travertine.

Features of Azna Crystal Marble

Azna stone, and crystal marble in general, provides a highly attractive appearance to interiors and décor due to its excellent polishability and high surface gloss. Other sorts of this stone also feature clarity and gloss, although they are darker in color and have more pronounced veining. Other characteristics of this crystal marble include relatively low water absorption, high resistance to abrasion and impact, and a light-colored background.

Size of Azna Crystal Marble

Azna crystal marble is available in the following dimensions:

• 40 × 40 cm tiles
• 60 × 60 cm tiles
• 80 × 80 cm tile
• Slab
• Custom Sizes Available

Applications of Azna Crystal Marble Stone

Azna crystal marble can be used in the following applications:

• Interiors of commercial-residential complexes and hotels as cladding for walls, floors, staircases, and corridors.
• Building facade
• Kitchen countertops
• Installation as book-matched slabs, with the veining of two large stone slabs arranged symmetrically to mirror each other.
• Installation as four-matched slabs, consisting of two book-matched pairs arranged together so that the veining is symmetrical along the adjoining edges.
• Stone artifacts, such as washstands, fountains, sculptures, flower pots, serving stands, dining tables, and coffee table tops.
• Stone thresholds

If you are considering using Azna Stone for outdoor applications, we recommend reading this article: Tips For Using Crystal Marble in the Outdoors

Azna Crystal Marble on Facade

This Crystal marble, thanks to its light color, beautiful veining, standard resistance to weather conditions and sunlight, as well as its competitive price, is a suitable option for areas with relatively mild climates. In the gallery below, you can see an example of Azna stone used in the facade of a building in Tehran.

Azna Crystal Marble for Stairs & Entrances

Azna crystal marble, due to its high resistance to various factors such as weather conditions and abrasion, can be an excellent choice for use as stair stone, wall stone, and entrance facade stone. In the gallery below, you can see examples of Azna stone applications, including a four-matched wall installation and patterned stair stone.

Azna Crystal Marble Price Factors

The price of these stones is calculated based on the amount of lighter streaks of the stone, as well as the thickness, dimensions, and processing. In general, this stone has a very reasonable price for its unique features, which is why it is so popular. Also, the final price of this stone depends on other factors such as the requested size and the city where the stone is ordered.

Azna Crystal Marble Quarry

The Azna Crystal Marble quarry, known as the Darijan Quarry, is located in Latif-Abad Village, Dorud County, Lorestan Province. The quarry has been in operation since 2000 and is considered one of the main sources of crystal marble in the region. The quarry’s proven reserves amount to 8,500,000 tons. Thanks to its high-quality stone and substantial reserves, the Darijan Quarry holds a prominent position in Iran’s natural stone industry.