Indian Onyx
Indian Onyx
Indian Onyx is a translucent natural stone known for its vibrant colors and rich patterns. It stands out for its ability to glow under backlighting, creating a luxurious visual effect.
This stone is used for luxury décor, wall panels, countertops, and artistic installations. Its unique veining and crystalline texture enhance the elegance of any space.
Usage Area
Best suited for interiors that demand artistic appeal, Indian Onyx is widely used in wall cladding, backlit panels, vanity tops, and decorative installations, offering an exquisite and timeless ambiance.
FLOORING
DOOR SILL
DOOR JAMB
WINDOW SILL
WALL CLADDING
TREADS
kitchen countertops
Bathroom
vanity tops
FAQs
Onyx is a premium, semi-precious natural stone known for its *translucency*, bold patterns, and luxurious appearance. It is often used for statement walls, counters, and backlit features.
Onyx is softer than marble and granite, so it requires proper sealing, maintenance, and careful usage. It is best suited for low-traffic and showpiece areas
Yes, but only in *low-traffic luxury spaces* like bedrooms, lounges, walk-in closets, and decorative areas. For heavy traffic, marble or granite is preferred.
Onyx is rare, highly aesthetic, and often imported. Its *translucent property* and striking veining make it a premium stone.
Yes! Onyx is famous for its *light-transmitting ability*, making it ideal for backlit panels, bars, reception counters, feature walls, and tabletops
There are many varieties including Green Onyx, Pink Onyx, Honey Onyx, White Onyx, Multi Onyx, and Marine Onyx. Each one has unique colors and patterns.
- Seal it regularly
- Clean with mild pH-neutral cleaners
- Avoid acidic liquids (lemon, vinegar)
- Use coasters/mats
- Wipe spills immediately
Not recommended for heavy cooking. Onyx is soft and can scratch or etch. You can use it for display kitchens, island front panels, or vertical applications.
Onyx comes in *polished, **honed, and sometimes **leather* finishes depending on the variety and country of origin.
Yes, India offers beautiful varieties like *Indian Green Onyx, Honey Onyx, and Pink Onyx* which are popular in both domestic and export markets.
