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Onyx Stone Slabs Sydney

Why Onyx Stone Slabs Is the Perfect Natural Stone for Your Home

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Onyx Stone Slabs

The beauty of onyx stone is derived from its translucent properties, imbuing the spaces where it is installed with an air of elegance and distinction.

Onyx stone is a natural stone that has been used for centuries in interior design. One of its main characteristics is that this semiprecious stone adds light to spaces through its translucent veins.

Art of Marble is Sydney’s leading onyx stone supplier, dedicated to providing exclusive and unique slabs of natural stone for homes and projects across Sydney and Australia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most of our onyx stone slabs are 18mm to 20mm thick, with overall dimensions typically ranging from 2,350mm to 3,050mm long and 1,720mm to 1,850mm wide. Each slab is unique, so exact dimensions vary, and bespoke thicknesses can be arranged on request for specialised applications.

Onyx stone is best suited to interior applications. Its porous, crystalline structure makes it vulnerable to UV exposure, temperature swings and weathering, all of which can dull its finish and cause fine surface damage over time. For outdoor benchtops or feature walls, we recommend a more weather-resistant natural stone such as granite or quartzite.

Onyx stone can tolerate warm temperatures but is more sensitive to direct heat than granite or quartzite. Hot pans, baking trays and pots should always be placed on trivets or heatproof boards rather than directly on an onyx surface, as sudden thermal shock can cause hairline cracks in the slab.

Minor scratches and dull patches can usually be honed and polished out by a qualified stone restoration specialist. Small chips can be filled with a colour-matched resin and refinished. We can recommend trusted Sydney stone masons and restoration specialists who work regularly with onyx stone.