New blue marble

We are proud to announce that we are a manufacture for our new Blue Marble Stones, the first and only premium blue marble stone in the world. 

Euro Marble suppliers of natural stones have been looking for high quality Blue Dreams, both high and low, for years. With increasing competition around the world, countries are trying to make more profits on the natural stone market, improve their production quality and increase their diversity. Turkey has increased its production and quality of marbles over the years and has a worldwide marble reserve, most of which comes from the Middle East, North Africa, South America, Asia and Europe. The Italian natural stone manufacturers and wholesalers, led by the leading Italian natural stone producer International Classic Stones, are striving to attract more customers by keeping ice blue marble flooring in their portfolio. 

Marble production in the United States in 2005 was 72,300 tons, worth $18.9 million, compared with 46,400 tons estimated at $18.1 million in 2006. In 2006, the United States produced 11.8 million tons of marble worth $116 million; 6.5 million of these tons were finely ground calcium carbonate and the rest were construction aggregates. In comparison, marble was produced in 2005 at a value of 7.76 million pounds (compared to 4.4 million pounds (46.2 million dollars) of ground marble), of which 4.8 million tons were finely ground calcium carbonate, and all were construction aggregates. 

Since 1998, marble production has been dominated by four countries, which account for more than 90 percent of the world's production of cut marble. In 2018, Turkey will be the largest producer and exporter of marble in the United States and the second largest in Europe, followed by Turkey. Although the majority of this production is exported, the main export ports are the ports of Izmir and Antalya. 

For example, there is Brazilian sodalite in black dots covered with blue background and South African sodalite in green. Bolivian mines produce the sought-after royal, which is 80 to 90 percent blue; Nuvalato, 20 to 30 percent blue; Sapo, 60 to 60 percent blue; and the premium royal blue, 70 to 80 percent blue. 

The green colour is often the result of serpentine, which results from the interlocking calcite matrix of the sodalite in the upper layer and the flaking on cornice level. The decay of the outer stones of Second Bank is clearly related to the presence of a number of factors, such as exposure to weathering elements, but it is also likely that it is a variation in exposure and weathering of these elements due to a combination of natural variations in temperature, humidity and other factors. These contribute to varying degrees of deterioration and failure, and also contribute to their vulnerability to weakening by interlocking calcite and matrix. 

If a component is not weather-resistant or no longer economically viable, there is a risk that it will be used for other purposes, such as the construction of new buildings. In most cases, this is simply an update and re-evaluation of the original building, construction and maintenance plans and the structural condition of the building. 

Tennessee marble, for example, actually comes from what geologists call the Holston Formation. Ordovician and pink Ordovician, which are typically destroyed or modified to build modern buildings such as the White House and Pentagon. 

A small part of the mountain is called Tiger and is blue-white in horizontal stripes, and if you go over 80 percent, it turns blue. The colour blue has been shown to have a positive effect on lowering blood pressure and heart rate. When you use it in the kitchen, it is supposed to reduce your appetite and encourage weight loss. 

The high demand for this stone has greatly increased the price compared to other Turkish boutique marbles and as a result Belilove has agreed to become the exclusive supplier of blue marble in the United States and to make it available to anyone in America who wants it. This is the type of marble recommended for large projects because the price of the marble is high and its production is limited. Therefore, it is often darker than the dark marble used for the side facades, but is of a much higher quality than other marbles such as white marble. Due to its problems, the stone is a preferred stone for high-quality buildings as well as for commercial buildings.