Violet

Violet marble, from a geological perspective, refers to a type of metamorphic rock that exhibits a predominant violet or purple coloration. It typically forms through the recrystallization of pre-existing limestone or dolomite under high pressure and temperature conditions deep within the Earth's crust. The violet color in the marble can result from the presence of various mineral impurities, such as manganese or iron oxides, within the rock. The geological processes involved in the formation of violet marble can create unique patterns, veining, and textures, making it a visually distinctive and sought-after material for architectural and decorative applications.

This marble is a rare and exquisite natural stone renowned for its captivating blend of rich violet hues, subtle white veining, and a polished surface that exudes luxury and sophistication. Quarried in the Afyon region of Turkey, this marble showcases a unique combination of depth and warmth, making it a stunning choice for creating visually stunning and elegant interior and exterior designs.

When paired with complementary materials like woods or white marbles, like Afyon White, Mugla White, Bianco Carrara or Kemalpasha White, pictures are shown in below, Afyon Violet marble creates a harmonious balance, allowing its vibrant color to shine while maintaining overall coherence in the design.