Blue Onyx is a rare and exotic natural stone known for its vibrant blue hues, intricate veining, and translucent beauty. Formed through the natural crystallization of minerals over time, this luxurious stone offers a unique blend of elegance and character, making it a popular choice for high-end interior designs. Its captivating patterns and rich color variations bring depth and sophistication to any space
Blue Onyx is typically available in the following standard formats:
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Slabs: 240 cm x 120 cm or custom sizes on request
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Tiles: 30×30 cm, 60×60 cm, 60×120 cm
16 mm, 18 mm, and 20 mm are commonly used for durability and handling
Customized thicknesses and sizes can be fabricated based on project requirements.
Blue Onyx is a luxurious material often used in premium home interiors. Some popular applications include:
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Backlit Wall Panels: Due to its translucency, Blue Onyx looks stunning with backlighting, creating a glowing effect in living rooms or lobbies.
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Bathroom Walls & Vanity Tops: Adds a luxurious and spa-like ambiance.
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Tabletops and Countertops: A statement piece for dining areas and kitchens.
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Fireplace Surrounds: Elevates the aesthetic appeal of any living space.
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Decorative Accents & Art Panels: Adds uniqueness to niches, entryways, or hallways.
Blue Onyx
Onyx is a banded variety of chalcedony, formed through the deposition of calcium carbonate in cold spring waters. The Blue Onyx variant is exceptionally rare and sought-after, known for its crystalline structure and rich blue tones that range from sky blue to oceanic navy. Due to its translucent nature, it’s often used with backlighting to highlight its stunning veining and color variations. Know More
Sizes and Thickness Available
Blue Onyx slabs and tiles are available in custom sizes, depending on the requirement. Common formats include:
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Slabs: 240 cm x 120 cm and above
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Tiles: 30×30 cm, 60×60 cm, 60×120 cm
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Thickness: 16 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm (custom options available upon request)
Finishes Available
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Polished (most common for luxury interiors)
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Honed (for a more matte, subtle look)
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Backlit panel (for dramatic lighting effects)