Giallo Reale Rosato cross cut

Giallo Reale Rosato marble is quarried between the Provinces of Verona and Vicenza in the North of Italy. Usually the blocks, slabs and floors have a yellow-pink hue that only in rare cases becomes exclusively yellow. The blocks are sawn into slabs cross-cut or vein-cut depending on the height and structural characteristics of the quarry layer they come from. The particular coloration of the Giallo Reale Rosato gives the coverings, stairs and floors a real antique charm. The slabs obtained cross-cut have a very variable color, in the tones of yellow and pink. Those slabs must be selected to have the homogeneity of the color when used for floorings. Giallo Reale marble has been used in most of the most important public buildings in Veneto Region. Ziche Marmi used Giallo Reale Rosato marble for the renovation of the Palazzo di Giustizia in Rome.