Rainforest Green Marble, Rain Forest Green Marble Furniture

The Rainforest Green is a green marble from India, with a very extravagant look. It presents a strong and well-defined vein, with some green colour contrast. This

is a basically a hard natural stone and it presents some occasional signs of calcite. Its main variations depend on the colour variations as well as vein orientation and abundance. From 'Stone Source India' Rainforest Green Marble is available in different finishes such as polished, honed, sawn, sand-blasted, bush-hammered or flamed. The Rainforest Green is a very specific type of marble, with considerable demand on the international market.

'Stone Source India' exports Rainforest Green Marbles that are procured from company owned quarry and are processed in-house. Our Rainforest Green Marbles are processed & finished as per customer's specific requirements. These marbles are of superior quality, finishing and variety. Our Rainforest Green Marble lends an exclusive look to the interior and we offer them in customer specified dimensions to meet the requirement of oversea buyers. These green marbles are manufactured using advanced machinery and superior quality raw material availed from the reputed vendors of the market. Customer can avail these marbles

from our firm in various shades, designs and patterns and at very competitive prices.

This unique Rainforest Green Polished Marble is widely used for decorating buildings or commercial complexes. It is also used on counter-top applications, wall cladding, coverings and diverse flooring. Rain Forest Green Marble is actually quarried in a bedrock quarry near the village of Vidhasar in the district of Bikaner, Rajasthan, India. This particular marble is very strong as compared to others in the industry and usually requires granite machinery to cut and polish the stone. Characteristics in veining and movement will tend to vary between shipments depending on the portion of the quarry from which the stone was extracted. Due to this stones qualities, the slabs are book-matched, in which slab one and slab two will be cut and polished to create a mirror image of each other.