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Silver Dragon Black White Marble Slabs for Floor Tiles and Table Tops

Silver Dragon marble has been recognized as the ideal material for the decoration of various modern buildings and luxury residences by professional authorities and people in the industry because of its distinct black and white, beautiful shape, elegant, and high appreciation value. This Chinese Black Marble is a black dense structure marble with white tendons. This marble has a black background, good luminosity, white pattern, excellent durability, frost resistance, wear-resistance, and hardness in the quality index. It is often processed into various handicrafts, such as tabletop, kitchen countertop, hand washing vanity tops, hand washing plate, etc.

Silver Dragon Marble is a black Chinese natural marble. The overall slab surface is based on black, in addition, silver-white lines are evenly distributed on the slab surface in the horizontal direction. We can polish this marble to very high brightness, and the overall surface gives a feeling of both clear and high grade. This material is suitable for decorating floors and walls and is also an ideal material for producing furniture and kitchen countertops. Silver Dragon Marble is also known as China Nero Portoro Marble, Silver White Dragon Marble, and Silver Portoro Marble.

Black and white tile is an elegant color combination that works well in high-traffic areas like the bathroom, kitchen, laundry room, and entryway. Give your room a classic look with a retro vibe that will never go out of style. Black marble tile with subtle white veining offers dramatic sophistication with a modern twist. Whether you are aiming for classic or contemporary, installing black and white tile is a savvy design decision.

Know the difference between cracks and fissures in your marble.

Cracks are a sign that the marble has been dropped or improperly handled. Fissures, though, are entirely different. "A fissure differs from a crack in that it’s a naturally occurring feature in the stone and does not change the plane of the marble surface," says Rafauli. "You should be able to slide your nail across a fissure without it catching. Depending on the look you are trying to achieve, fissures may be acceptable—say, if you're looking for a stone that will give you a more rustic look. Fissures don’t change the integrity of the stone; they are part of the stone’s character."