Travertine Stones are usually available in ivory white or completely white and caramel. More common colors are naturally more economical as well, while stones with rarer colors are often much more expensive.

White and light colors have the highest distribution among other colors of Travertine and therefore, have a lower price than other colors. The color of each Stone is due to the salts and elements that are present in the warm waters of the rock.

The lower the number of solutes and elements soluble in these waters, the lighter the color of the stone, and the more elements, the darker and more expensive the stone. There are special and popular colors such as brown, gold, and gray that are sold at very high prices and have their buyers.

Long life and extremely high strength of travertine stones is another important competitive advantage. Travertine stones often travel long distances to reach their destination, and often do not suffer much damage along the way.

They also have high Chemical and thermal resistance and are especially suitable for cold environments at higher thicknesses.
Of course, it should also be borne in mind that travertine stones are usually vulnerable to constant freezing and thawing, and therefore should not be used in cold spaces and environments to use thin thicknesses of these stones.
 

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