Picasso Marble
Picasso marble is named after a geometric grid of black and tan lines that criss-cross the matrix of the stone, resembling an abstract painting. Marble is a metamorphic equivalent of limestone, and this material appears to have been altered to marble by its contact with igneous material, which “cooked” the limestone and flooded the stone with solutions that traveled through a network of fractures, coloring the stone. The marble is fine-grained, takes a satin-finish polished, and is found in southwestern Utah.
Chemistry: metamorphosed carbonate rocks ♦ Class: carbonates ♦ Color: white, brown, black, gray ♦ Luster: dull to pearly to subvitreous ♦ Transparency: translucent to opaque ♦ Fracture: Irregular ♦ Moh's hardness: 3-4 ♦ Localities: Utah, USA.
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