Irish Green Marble Connemara

It strongly resembles the verd antique found in the mediterranean.

Irish green marble connemara.

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While the colour is predominately green there are often shades of grey and brown seen throughout. This stone is especially good for counter tops and bars interior wall panels water walls and fountains and other design projects. Irish gifts jewelry stephen walsh and his family welcome you to our connemara marble website. But how was connemara marble formed.

This irish marble is as unique as the spectacular irish landscape it is found in with green of almost every hue in arresting layers and patterns. It is also called irish green irish green wild irish green extra. What is connemara marble. Irish green marble is a kind of green marble quarried in ireland.

Our range of connemara marble jewelry includes selections of earrings and bracelets along with rings and necklaces. And what makes it so unique. Connemara marble or irish green is a rare variety of marble found in connemara ireland with a distinct green colour. The extensive collection at the irish gift house features irish and celtic icons that exhibit the shamrock and the celtic cross along with the claddagh and the trinity knot.

It is commonly used as a gemstone and for decorations. The marble forms when limestone is heated under pressure.