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Travertine Colors

We source our travertine blocks from:
Italy - China - Iran - Mexico - Turkey

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Red Travertine - Italy - Indoor Outdoor

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Roman Travertine - Italy - Indoor Outdoor

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Rosa Travertine - Italy - Indoor Outdoor

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Navona Travertine - Italy - Indoor Outdoor

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Yellow Travertine - Iran - Indoor Outdoor

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Gold Travertine - China- Indoor Outdoor

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Brown Travertine - Italy - Indoor Outdoor

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Beige Travertine - China - Indoor Outdoor

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Tan Travertine - Turkey- Indoor Outdoor

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Mocha Travertine - China - Indoor Outdoor

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Durango - Mexico

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Noce - Mexico

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Naranja - Mexico 

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Peach - Mexico

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Titanium Travertine -  Italy

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Antique Travertine - Italy

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Classic Travertine - Italy

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Etrusco Travertine - Italy

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Silver Travertine - Italy

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Roman Travertine - Italy - Indoor Outdoor

Travertine 

        Typically beige, brown or orange in color. It’s smooth and shiny. Not much harder than marble with lots of character. Calcification is the process in which it is created. Water with a very high calcium level builds up and creates a soft limestone in caves, which eventually calcifies into travertine over millions of years. Cavities, crystals and other unique formations are often found within the travertine blocks. Customers need to know this. We source travertine product from several places. China, Turkey, from Mexico since the 1990’s, Egypt and now from Italy. Each is unique. Travertine can be polished into a shine or rusticated. Honed finish is the most common. Tile flooring is a very common use for travertine. We offer the Roman Travertine which is considered rare and tends to be expensive.

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