Portoro Argento slab texture

Marble · Liguria / Italy

Portoro Argento

The silver-veined variant of Portoro

  • Origin Liguria / Italy
  • Stone type Marble
  • Vein Golden veining
  • Block yield low
  • Bookmatch Available
  • Colour family Black Marble
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About the stone

Colour range sampled from the slab

Portoro Argento is a rare natural stone where luxury and beauty meet. White and grey veins form a magnificent contrast against an irresistible black ground, giving interiors a sophisticated touch.

The defining feature of this marble is the way the white and grey veins undulate across the black ground. The veins form animated patterns across the surface, producing a striking appearance. Each slab carries its own pattern and tonality, which is what makes it distinctive in a space.

Care note

Marble is sensitive to acids (lemon, vinegar, wine, limescale remover). Use a neutral pH cleaner, wipe up spills at once and impregnate every 1–2 years.

Applications

Where is Portoro Argento used?

A thickness, finish and detail recommendation for each application. Always confirm your choice on a physical sample before you start.

  • Flooring

  • Wall Cladding

  • Bathroom & Wet Areas

  • Kitchen Worktop

  • Stairs & Treads

  • Fireplace

  • Facade Cladding

  • Furniture & Objects

Surface finishes

  • Polished
  • Honed
  • Brushed
  • Antiqued
  • Sandblasted
  • Patinato

The surface finish changes the colour and reflection of the stone noticeably. You can compare the four main finishes in the studio.

Formats

Block
2.4 – 3.0 × 1.5 – 2.0 × 1.5 – 2.0 mQuarry / stock selection
Slab
~320 × 195 cm (variable)2 cm and 3 cm
Cut-to-size
30×60 · 60×60 · 60×120 · 80×80 cm1.2 / 1.5 / 2 cm
Custom cutting
Waterjet, CNC, mitre, chamferProject-specific
Dimensional tolerance
± 0.5 mm thicknessCalibrated

Technical data

Density
2.68 – 2.72 g/cm³EN 1936
Water absorption (by weight)
0.15 – 0.35%EN 13755
Compressive strength
85 – 125 MPaEN 1926
Flexural strength
9 – 16 MPaEN 12372
Mohs hardness
3 – 4—
Frost resistance
SuitableEN 12371

The figures are typical ranges for the stone type; a test report can be requested per batch.

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