This luminous, creamy stone evokes earth, sand, and sea. The real deal can be surprisingly affordable, but is a tougher porcelain look-alike a better bet? We weigh the merits
How it's made Quarried and cut in Turkey, with visible shell fragments, tiny pits, and subtle color variations. Sold at four locations nationwide, or online—which entails shipping fees.
Is it for you? If you want the patina of natural stone and don't mind the extra upkeep.
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