Macael Marble Spain

This is a fairly popular marble from spain with a considerable internal market.

Macael marble spain. Macael is famous for its marble quarries from which 80 of all spanish marble is extracted today. Consider pairing the blanco macael with the grey macael to create an alternative more subtle effect. Macael province of almería spain description. Mármoles la viña offers you a wide variety of design possibilities with the best selection of spanish marble and travertines of the highest quality.

Natural stone for your projects extracted from our own quarries located in spain specifically in macael almería marble and other high quality natural stone for projects around the world. At present macael is the largest producer of marble in spain which in turn holds the second place in the world. Medium grain calcitic marble very thick crystalline mineral composition. The amarillo macael is a relatively dark yellow coloured marble with high hardness thin grain and a quite uniform background.

The macael awards were created in 1985 with the aim of recognizing professionals who have excelled especially in the fields of architecture crafts and design at national and international level and individuals institutions and media that have performed singular activities for the benefit of the marble sector and the region. Throughout these 32 years the macael awards have been consolidated. Nero marquina another well known spanish marble actually limestone is quarried in northern spain close to the french border. Macael is a municipality of almería province in the autonomous community of andalusia spain macael is famous for the production of marble.

Thanks to its vocation for uniqueness the highly personal characteristics of this marble named after the almería town of macael have become its best hallmark. Quartz and opaque minerals. With an unparalleled purity of colour and displaying the occasional bluish seam it is a true gift for the senses. The blanco macael works really well with nero marquina to create a classic black and white chequerboard marble floor.

It also contains occasional calcite lines along with irregular darker veins.