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Stone from Pakistan

VeyraStone currently records Pakistan as the origin country for White Onyx and Green Onyx, two approved architectural onyx profiles. Their translucency, banding and decorative use depend on current slabs and lighting. Origin does not prove quarry, reinforcement, usable yield, testing, availability or suitability; request lot-specific evidence and specialist fabrication review.

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2 published profiles
Selected: Origin: PakistanRemove this filter Visual character: LayeredRemove this filter Visual character: TranslucentRemove this filter Clear all

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Material:
Onyx (2)
Application:
Bars (2) Custom Furniture (2) Feature Walls (2) Vanities (2)
Color:
White (2) Cream (1) Green (1)
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Finish:
Honed (2) Polished (2)
Origin:
Brazil (2) Pakistan (2) Italy (1) Turkey (1)
Format:
Slabs (2) Panels (2) Custom pieces (2)
Thickness:
2 cm (2) 3 cm (2)
Visual character:
Flowing movement (1) Layered (2) Translucent (2) Lower movement (1)
Service environment:
Interior dry areas (2) Decorative features (2) Backlit features (2)
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How to shortlist Stone from Pakistan

The Pakistan group currently represents two translucent decorative directions rather than a general national stone catalogue. White and green onyx may be considered for backlit walls, bars, vanities or custom elements, but their color and transmitted light differ by slab. Selection should focus on actual pieces, lighting and composition, not only the country or profile name.

Variation and evidence

Origin cannot establish banding, translucent zones, fissures, resin, mesh, backing, repairs, thickness, usable area or current slab condition. Request front-lit and backlit images with identifiers and dimensions, plus samples when practical. Review reinforcement and treatment disclosure. Strong variation and fragility require early yield, layout, packing and replacement planning.

Project confirmation

Define decorative location, contact, lighting system, panel or piece dimensions, seams, edges, support, heat, cleaning, quantity and destination. Coordinate specialist fabrication and installation. Confirm supplier and quarry context where required, current documents, inspection, packing and shipment. The profiles contain no published testing and do not approve working-surface or structural use.

Written confirmation

What to include in the next brief.

  1. Review identified slabs front-lit and backlit and confirm treatments, yield, lighting, fabrication, packing and replacement.
  2. Request supplier, lot, quarry or regional provenance at the level required by the project.
  3. Tie current images, samples, reports, packing and shipment documents to identifiable material.
  4. Record processing, inspection, Incoterm, destination, schedule, replacement and commercial responsibilities.

Evidence basis

Reviewed sources

Sources support the visible general guidance. They do not approve a selected product, lot, assembly, fabrication method, installation or commercial offer.

  1. Natural Stone Institute References Natural Stone Institute

    Commercial and geological classification and source-reference context.

  2. How to Use the Natural Stone Sustainability Standard Natural Stone Institute

    Third-party certification and responsible-sourcing specification context.

Procurement note

A material name is the start of selection, not the final specification.

Confirm the actual lot, visual range, finish, dimensions, fabrication scope, test documents, quantity, packing, destination, timing, and commercial terms in writing.

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