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WHERE THE SEARCH OF MARBLE ENDS

About usAbout us

FOUNDATIONFOUNDATION I would like to introduce our organization R.MR.

Marmo Pvt.Ltd. as the pioneers of the marble market in Delhi. Dealing in exclusive Italian & other Imported marbles with a large variety & vast quantities of different coloured marbles. RMR MARMO (P) Ltd. is a closely held Private Limited Company engaged in trading of Marble. Late Sri Ram Narain Jhanwar, was the first entrepreneur in the trading business of Marble in Delhi who started the business way back in the sixties. The family has a vast knowledge of business of Marble Stone,since Mr. Naval Kishor has joined the family business, he has taken it to new heights applying all the available resources and utilizing all the ingredients of 21st Century business practices.

R.M.R The BrandR.M.R The Brand

R.MR. Marmo is committed to increase the awareness of marble usage. We have brought out a new concept building where the client will be able to visualize the accurate usage of marble. This innovative methodology introduced is a very transparent process where even a layman out to purchase marble will be able to understand every little little detail of marble. The complete layout in the showroom displays the various kinds of Italian marbles in an explicable manner. We would be honored on your visit to our showroom & experience first hand the concept which cannot be put in words as well as the look at variety of marble, all under one roof.

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What diamond is to a women, stone is to a building. It was with this punch line coined by the MD of RMR Marmo Pvt. Ltd., Naval Kishor, in mind that architects-cum-interior designers, Rajiv and Mukta Gupta, did up the interiors of a showroom for imported stones.

RMR Marmo's showroom in Rajouri Garden has an RMR Marmo's showroom in Rajouri Garden has an impressive steel & glass facade that makes you wonder impressive steel & glass facade that makes you wonder wheather you are walking into a marble showroom or an wheather you are walking into a marble showroom or an upmarket corporate office. As soon as you step inside, upmarket corporate office. As soon as you step inside, Kishor's words spring to life. On display are different Kishor's words spring to life. On display are different varieties of imported marble & onyx. The display is varieties of imported marble & onyx. The display is

conventional - slabs placed next to the walls, leaving the conventional - slabs placed next to the walls, leaving the space in between totally empty.space in between totally empty.

But, it is in this open space that the Gupta duo's But, it is in this open space that the Gupta duo's architectural expertise comes to the fore. For the area architectural expertise comes to the fore. For the area

takes the shape of a world map. The map showcase the takes the shape of a world map. The map showcase the various varieties of stones in a very unique way - each various varieties of stones in a very unique way - each

country sports a different coloured stone, displaying what country sports a different coloured stone, displaying what the region is famous for.the region is famous for.

Selling marble is a stereo type business - most showrooms just display slabs of stone in an unaesthetic manner. With nobody

doing concept selling these days, we thought it best to showcase the different varieties in an unusual fashion - not just

to arouse the customer's interest, but also to excite his aesthetic senses. Further, we wanted to treat the atrium as

well as the lobby spatially so that the maximum possible colors could be displayed on the floor," says Rajiv.

With the result that in order to highlight the world map, the other interior aspects in the showroom have been underplayed.

Which is why you won't find any extra furniture pieces in the atrium. but when you look up at the ceiling, you realise the true

meaning of kishor's words - the dome takes the shape of a diamond, with the effect further enhanced by the use of reflected lighting. Says Mukta, "In fact, the concept of

reflected/diffused lighting enables the glare to be reflected from the dome and fall on the world map below, further

enhancing its beauty."The map, however, is not the only manner in which the array of imported stones, have been highlighted. The three toilets also

sport different type of marble in a range of colors and inlay work. The piece of stone used are also larger, with the result

that the number of joints are also negligible. "Due to this, there is no fungus formation or leakage,"  says Rajiv.

While a sleek staircase takes you up to the working area, the ground floor is home to two customer care rooms. The rooms, on the first floor, are simply furnished with working desks and red chairs. The room, to the right of the

staircase, has a glass panel through which you can look down on the world map below.

Interestingly, a world map has also been etched onto the glass panel -  as if reflecting the world

below.The two rooms on the ground floor are fashioned from transparent glass, except for a two by five ft. high etching. A coloured glass pattern on the ceiling lends a touch of class to the area. The

pillars on either side of the rooms have a portion each in orange onyx that has been lit from within. Adding to the showroom's interesting display of

stones.

VARIETIESVARIETIES Botticino ClassicBotticino Classic Botticino RoyalBotticino Royal Crema ValenciaCrema Valencia Crema MarfilCrema Marfil DynaDyna Lt. EmperadorLt. Emperador Dark Emperador Dark Emperador Fossil BrownFossil Brown Grey FlureyGrey Flurey

ITALIAN & IMPORTED MARBLE

Italian & Imported MarbleItalian & Imported Marble

Desert BeigeDesert Beige Empress GreenEmpress Green Modern PizzatoModern Pizzato PicassoPicasso Antique BeigeAntique Beige Black MarquinaBlack Marquina Black PortoroBlack Portoro Gold PortoroGold Portoro Irish BrownIrish Brown Rosso PistaloRosso Pistalo Chianti BeigeChianti Beige

Grey SonataGrey Sonata Jurassic GoldJurassic Gold

Perlato RoyalPerlato Royal Perlato SiciliaPerlato Sicilia Rosso AlicanteRosso Alicante Rosso LevanteRosso Levante SalomeSalome Breccia OnicittaBreccia Onicitta Breccia AuroraBreccia Aurora Bianco StatuarioBianco Statuario Golden SpiderGolden Spider Rain Forest BrownRain Forest Brown Bianco BeigeBianco Beige William GreyWilliam Grey LuganiLugani Yellow VaolenciaYellow Vaolencia

TravertinoTravertino

Beige TravertinoBeige Travertino Walnut TravertinoWalnut Travertino Noce TravertinoNoce Travertino Navona TravertinoNavona Travertino Pink TravertinoPink Travertino Silver TravertinoSilver Travertino Red TravertinoRed Travertino White TravertinoWhite Travertino Tiger TravertinoTiger Travertino Yellow TravertinoYellow Travertino

GraniteGranite

Black Pearl Black Pearl

Blue PearlBlue Pearl

Azul Azul MacaubaMacauba

Azul BahiaAzul Bahia

OnyxOnyx

Green Onyx White Onyx Gold Onyx Pink Onyx Honey Onyx Orange Onyx Red Onyx Tiger Onyx

HISTORY OF TRAVENTINEHISTORY OF TRAVENTINE TRAVERTINE:TRAVERTINE:

Travertine, a sedimentary rock, evolves from precipitation of carbonate minerals. When water rich in carbon dioxide permeates through limestone formations, the limestone is dissolved and becomes saturated. Where this occurs around a change in temperature the carbon dioxide is released as a gas. Re-crystallization then occurs along with other debris such as algae and moss.

The rock is often full of cavities and remains quite

porous. Extremely porous travertine is known as "Calcareous Tuff". Purest travertine is white but most is yellowy brown due to impurities other than carbonate minerals.

The Naming of TravertineThe Naming of Travertine

Travertine deposits were discovered in Italy near a town called Tivoli. The name

Travertine was taken from the Latin name for Tivoli stone and has been altered over

the centuries to become Travertine.Travertine occurs around lakes, valleys and other natural water sources often causing travertine cascades that take thousands of

years to evolve. Travertine was a very important building material throughout the

middle ages.All of this travertine was mined and

imported from Tivoli. The stone was used most widely in construction throughout Greece, Turkey and Italy. Nowadays it is

imported into the UK extensively and used as a flooring material. Travertine is

sometimes known incorrectly as travertine limestone or travertine marble.

Travertine lends itself perfectly to garden paths and patios. The stone can be identified by troughs and pitting on its surface that

are sometimes filled and polished depending on the requirements of the finished stone. Smooth, shiny travertine is

often used to make stone floor tiles. Travertine tiles vary in color from a coral red to a more natural grey.

Travertine is often used now as a facade or cladding to modern buildings, chosen for its marble like appearance and its

association with well known public architecture, expressing qualities of permanence, warmth and craftsmanship.

In the United States there are a small number of producers trying to meet the three quarter of a million tonnes demand which is mostly met by imports. Most of these imports come

from Turkey and Italy.Travertine tile is a durable and attractive natural stone in a class by itself. Famous structures like the Roman Coliseum

stand as a tribute to the long-lasting nature of travertine as a building material. There are many installers and Dyers today who have used travertine tile as both flooring and as wall tile

who will also sing its praises as a practical and uniquely decorative addition to their interiors and exteriors. So, travertine tile has been used and relied upon as tile for

thousands of years, holding a place in the development of civilization from the Ancient Greeks, to the Roman Empire, and onto today’s modern age in equal measure. But what are some of the defining characteristics of travertine which sets it apart

from other natural stone flooring and tile options?

Travertine is related to marble, actually falling somewhere between marble and limestone in terms of its development over thousands of years. Travertine is formed by subterranean springs, underground rivers, and other water sources. These water sources carry mineral elements such as calcium carbonate that build up over long periods of time in the same way stalactites and stalagmites in caves are formed. The resultant stone is a smooth and very hard substance further characterized by its porous surface. These pores are the result of gases escaping as the travertine is formed. By the time it is quarried, travertine is naturally beautiful – a smooth, dense stone that exhibits a notable creamy color that evokes a certain old-world refinement. Commonly found in Italy and Turkey, travertine remains to be a popular import for construction products all over the world, including North America.

Processing travertine tileProcessing travertine tile

Travertine is removed from the earth in large blocks before it is cut into what can be recognized as travertine tile. It may

be cut in any of the following ways: · Cross-cut – The travertine is cut with the grain of the stone bedding and on the same layer as it is formed in the earth.

This makes for a more uniform texture and color · Vein cut – the travertine is cut across several layers of the stone bedding, making for a more mottled, tiger-stripe effect

when cut into tiles

After the travertine is quarried, it is strictly selected for color variances, and further assessed after it is cut for holes and chipped edges. Beyond the selection process, the travertine

may be subject to any of the following processes · HonedHoned – The surface of the tile is sanded to create a matte

finish · · TumbledTumbled – The travertine is literally tumbled with gravel

and bearings, giving it a rough-hewn, aged appearance. · BrushedBrushed – A wire brush is used to give the surface of the

travertine tile a worn, textured surface · FilledFilled – The pores in the travertine tile are filled with

colored resin or cement to produce a pristine, solid surface · PolishedPolished – The travertine is sanded and polished,

producing a shiny look

Popular uses of travertine tile Popular uses of travertine tile

As old an option it is for a sturdy and reliable building material, travertine tile remains to be a highly diverse natural stone, suitable for all kinds of applications. Travertine was used in the ancient world, but can also be found as a major component of many modern buildings such as the Getty Centre in Los Angeles, and the UCLA medical centre. Travertine tile is used as floor tile in both residential and commercial settings, as well as a decorative option for wall cladding and backsplashes. Travertine tile has both indoor and outdoor uses, being a durable stone, and can be both functional and aesthetically striking. A featured design element of which anyone would find to be a source of pride, the popularity of travertine seems to be undiminished. In fact, it’s getting more popular!

LIFE OF TRAVERTINE: Cleans, polishes, hones, seals, and repairs your natural stone to make it look as good as the day it was installed.

Using only the highest quality products, proven techniques and state of the art equipment, we can

restore your floors, countertops, and any other stone surface.

From grinding and honing / polishing to removing stains—even red dirt and mineral staining—to sealing

and protecting, your natural stone is in the best of hands...

From grinding and honing / polishing to removing stains—even red dirt and mineral staining—to sealing

and protecting, your natural stone is in the best of hands...

Do's and Don'tsDo's and Don'ts

Do dust mop floors frequently. Do clean surfaces with a neutral stone cleaner. Do thoroughly rinse and dry the surface after

washing. Do blot up spills immediately.

Do protect floor surfaces with non-slip mats or area rugs and counter top surfaces with coasters,

trivets or place mats, particularly under those containing alcohol or citrus juices. Many common foods and drinks contain acids that will etch or

dull the stone surface. Don't place hot items directly on the stone

surface. Use trivets or mats under hot dishes and place mats under china, ceramics, silver or other

objects that can scratch the surface. Don't use vinegar, lemon juice or other cleaners

containing acids on marble, limestone, and travertine or onyx surfaces.

Don't use cleaners that contain acid such as bathroom cleaners, grout cleaners or tub & tile

cleaners. Don't use abrasive cleaners such as dry cleansers

or soft cleansers. Don't mix bleach and ammonia; this combination

creates a toxic and lethal gas.

Travertine Travertine VarietiesVarietiessil

ver Walnut

Tiger Red

Yellow

Noce

White

Beige

Navona

Silver TravertineSilver Travertine

White TraventineWhite Traventine

Grey Travertine

Walnut Travertine

Noce Travertine

Tiger Travetino

Red Travertine

Traventino lightTraventino light

Beige TravertineBeige Travertine

Yellow Travertine

Black Portro

Empress Green

Black Marquina

Bianco BeigeBianco Beige

Golden SpiderGolden Spider

Breccia OnicittaBreccia Onicitta

Breccia AnticaBreccia Antica

Lt. EmperadorLt. Emperador

Botticino ClassicBotticino Classic

It’s a light beige stone quarried in north mediterrian mountains…Shade of light beige in color, Bottichino

Marble fits to any surface.

Country of Origin – Turkey

Application – Cladding, Counter Tops, Exterior, Flooring.

Grey Flurey

Dark EmperadorDark Emperador

The new and the elegant dark Emperador Spanish marble products from oracle have

A very rich, brecciated caramel look with warm movements

Of chestnut brown color with light colored spider web looking

Veins. An instant classic with timeless beauty, made from the highest

Quality, premium Spanish dark Emperador marble strictly selected

,consistent in color, sizing & finish larger quantities are readily available in full pallets &

Containers. Suitable for commercial and residential projects {interiors as well as

Exteriors surface covering applications}

Breccia Breccia AuroraAurora

William grey

Rosso LevanteRosso Levante

Fossil BrownFossil Brown

Forest GreenForest Green

Crema MarfilCrema Marfil

Perlato Sicilia

Salome

Bianco Statuario

Rosso AlicanteRosso Alicante

Rain Forest BrownRain Forest Brown

GraniteGranite

Granite is a common and widely-occurring group of intrusive felsic igneous rocks that form at

great depths and pressures under continents. Granite consists of orthoclase and plagioclase

feldspars, quartz, hornblende, biotite, muscovite and minor accessory minerals such as magnetite, garnet, zircon and apatite. Rarely, a pyroxene is present. Ordinary granite always carries a small amount of plagioclase, but when this is absent

the rock is referred to as alkali granite. An increasing proportion of plagioclase feldspar

causes granite to pass into grandiosity. A rock consisting of equal proportions of orthoclase and

plagioclase plus quartz may be considered a quartz monzonite. A granite containing both

muscovite and biotite micas is called a binary granite. The average density is 2.75 g/cm3 with a

range of 1.74 to 2.80. The word granite comes from the Latin granum, a

grain, in reference to the coarse-grained structure of such a crystalline rock.

Occurrence of GraniteOccurrence of Granite

Granite occurs as relatively small, less than 100 km2 stock-like masses and as large batholiths often

associated with orogenic mountain ranges and is frequently of great extent. Small dikes of granitic

composition called aplites are associated with granite margins. In some locations very coarse-grained

pegmatite masses occur with granite. Granite has been intruded into the crust of the Earth during all geologic periods, except perhaps the most recent; much of it is of Precambrian age. Granite is widely distributed throughout the continental crust of the Earth and is the most abundant basement rock that

underlies the relatively thin sedimentary rock veneer of the continents.

Origin of GraniteOrigin of GraniteThere are two theories for the origin of granite. The

magmatic theory states that granite is derived by the crystal fractionation of magma. Thus granite bodies are the result of intrusion of liquid magma into the

existing rocks. The granitization theory states that granite is formed in place

by extreme metamorphism. There is evidence to support both theories, and both are useful to explain

different observed features. The two may actually merge: as metamorphic conditions increase to the melting point of the metamorphosed granite, it will

melt and become a liquid magma.

Uses of Uses of GraniteGranite

Granite has been extensively used a dimension stone and as flooring tiles in public and commercial buildings and monuments. .

Blue Pearl

Azul Macauba Azul Bahia Black Pearl

Black PearlBlack Pearl

Blue PearlBlue Pearl

Azul MacaubaAzul Macauba

Azul BahiaAzul Bahia

OnyxOnyxOnyx is a semi-precious form of chalcedony which has

alternating straight bands of color, most commonly brown, red, white, and black. Chalcedony is the group name for a large family of stones, all of which form from silicon dioxide, also

known as quartz In order to be classed as chalcedony, a stone must be milky, and translucent to transparent, often with

layers or bands of color. The color of onyx, as with other forms of chalcedony, is created through impurities which seep into

the rock as it forms.The most classic color combination for onyx has red or brown

bands alternating with white ones. This form is sometimes also called sardonyx, because the red bands resemble sard, another type of chalcedony. More rarely, black bands will be mixed in, or the onyx will be primarily black. Black onyx is highly prized

for use in jewelry and ornaments. Other colors can also be found, although they are less common.

Unfortunately, the color of onyx is often created through chemical treatment and heat. It can be difficult to tell whether or not a stone has been dyed or heat treated, as dealers are

not required to disclose this. In the case of an onyx which has passed through multiple hands, the dealer may not know whether the stone is natural or not. Although dyed colors

should not fade or distort, some people prefer the idea that their jewelry is made from natural rocks in their true colors,

rather than artificially enhanced ones.

A number of cuts are used to showcase onyx in jewelry. Usually a cabochon or other large, rounded cut will be

made to show off the bands of color in the stone. A high polish is achieved through rock tumbling, and the stone is often set in a deep, strong setting which will further enhance the natural beauty of the stone. Sardonyx in

particular is also used to produce cameos, because the even bands of color lend themselves well to the classic

two-toned carvings.To care for onyx, people should take care not to bump or rap their jewelry, as it can cause the stone to crack.

Onyx is reasonably hardy, although exposure to excessive sunlight and harsh chemicals should probably be avoided. If onyx is set in a metal, the setting should

be checked periodically to make sure that it is not loose. Onyx beads may benefit from periodic cleaning and polishing to remove grime, and should be taken to

a jeweler for cleaning.

Onyx Marbles

Honey Onyx

Orange Onyx Red Onyx

Gold Onyx

White Onyx Green Onyx

Tiger Onyx

Pink Onyx

Green OnyxGreen Onyx

Pink onyxPink onyx

Orange OnyxOrange Onyx

Red Onyx

White OnyxWhite Onyx

Gold onyx

Honey OnyxHoney Onyx

Tiger OnyxTiger Onyx

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