Marble · Green Emerald Varias · Bassi Italy · In Los Angeles

Green Emerald
Varias.

A Bassi Italy green in its deepest architectural register — a near-emerald field crossed by bold white veining drawn diagonally across the slab. The marble you spec when the stone is supposed to lead the room rather than sit quietly in it. 2cm honed. 72″ × 136″. On the floor at South Sepulveda.

2cm

Gauge

72×136

Inches

Honed

Finish

2cm Green Emerald Varias honed marble slab, 72 by 136 inches, deep emerald-green field with bold diagonal white veining, lifted on overhead crane at the Royal Stone yard in Los Angeles

Green Emerald Varias — Honed, in Los Angeles

Bassi Italy

The architectural green.

Quarried in Italy by Bassi. Cut for the deepest emerald register the quarry will hold, with the white vein drawn straight across the body.

Green Emerald Varias is the green marble in its architectural register — a near-emerald field so dark it reads almost as black in low light, broken by wide white veins drawn diagonally across the slab. The vein does the work of figure; the green does the work of weight. The slab is calibrated to lead the room rather than disappear into it.

At 72″ × 136″, the slab reads at scale — sized for a kitchen island, a primary bath composed entirely of stone, a fireplace wall, or a feature entry. Honed keeps the green matte and serious; polished pushes it toward spectacle. The architectural call is honed, the right surface when the brief is seriousness, not theatre.

The right marble when the brief calls for weight in colour and the slab is meant to anchor the architecture. Pair with travertine, lime plaster, brass, and one quieter lighter stone elsewhere as counterpoint. Runs beautifully as an island, a primary bath clad entirely in stone, an entry floor, or a fireplace surround where the room is built around the slab.

One Finish · Honed

Honed,
to keep the green architectural.

Green Emerald Varias ships honed. The deep emerald register is calibrated to a matte architectural surface — polished pushes the green toward black gloss and loses the serious-interior register. Honing also lets the white vein read as material rather than as reflection, which is almost always the right call in residential stone.

The right surface for kitchens, full-height bath walls, fireplace surrounds, and any application where the green is meant to lead the room rather than decorate it.

Close view of the honed surface on 2cm Green Emerald Varias — deep emerald-green marble field crossed by bold white veining at the Royal Stone yard

2cm · 72″ × 136″ · Honed

Deep green, matte, architectural

Honing keeps the Green Emerald register architectural. The vein reads as material, the green sits with weight against warm metals and lighter stone counterpoint, and the matte surface suits contemporary interiors and cleaning routines alike. The right surface for a marble that means to register as architecture.

Spec Sheet

Green Emerald Varias.
In detail.

Quarry
Italy · Bassi cutting region
Provenance
Bassi Italy · architectural green selection
Stone
Marble · Green register · Italian Bassi
Lot
Single slab · one-of-one
Gauge
2cm (3cm by special order)
Format
72" × 136" slab
Finish
Honed (polished by special order)
Vein register
Deep emerald-green field with bold white veining drawn diagonally across the slab
Application
Kitchen islands, full-height bath walls, fireplace surrounds, entry compositions, statement tops
In stock
Royal Stone · South Sepulveda Boulevard · Los Angeles

Common Questions

Questions,answered.

What is Green Emerald Varias marble?
Green Emerald Varias is a deep emerald-green Italian marble with bold white veining drawn diagonally across the slab. Cut by Bassi in Italy for the architectural green register — dark enough to register as weight in a room, veined enough to read as figure. Sits between Varias Green (a quieter forest-green marble) and Patagonia Verde (a translucent backlit quartzite) in the green-stone spectrum.
Is Green Emerald Varias available in polished?
By special order. The slab ships at honed, calibrated to keep the emerald register architectural. Polished Green Emerald Varias reads as spectacle rather than architecture; honed is the right call for most applications. Bring drawings and we will lay the options out on the floor.
Where does Green Emerald Varias work best?
In the room where weight in colour is the brief and the slab is meant to lead. A kitchen island where the green is supposed to anchor the room, a primary bath clad entirely in stone, a fireplace surround, an entry-hall feature composition. Pair with travertine, brass, lime plaster, and one lighter Calacatta elsewhere as counterpoint.
How is Green Emerald Varias different from Varias Green or Patagonia Verde?
Varias Green is a quieter forest-green marble with bright white quartz veining. Patagonia Verde is a translucent backlit quartzite that requires light to register. Green Emerald Varias sits in between — darker than Varias Green, more architectural than Patagonia Verde, and the right call when the brief calls for weight in stone.
Can Green Emerald Varias be bookmatched?
Bookmatched Green Emerald is available on selected blocks. The slab ships as a single piece; matched pairs and larger compositions are quote-on-request.
How do I see Green Emerald Varias in person?
Royal Stone is at 2303 South Sepulveda Boulevard, West Los Angeles. Designers and private clients are welcome by appointment Monday through Friday. Call (310) 477-3223 and we will pull the slab for you.

Visit the Yard

Walk Green Emerald Varias,
in daylight.

The Bassi green register reads deeper and more architectural in person than in any photograph — the white vein runs cleaner than photographs suggest and the honed surface settles the colour. We’d rather pull the slab and walk you through than describe the green.