Marble
AntiEtch®
Afghan Black Gold
Afghanistan
MarbleAntiEtch® Candidate
Saint Moritz Marble
Italy / Brazil
Saint Moritz Marble
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HardnessMedium(3–5 Mohs)
SoftHard
Acid SensitivityHigh Risk — Will Etch
SafeHigh Risk
Stone TypeMarble
Geological NameCalcite marble
OriginItaly / Brazil
ASTM SpecificationASTM C503
ClassificationCalcareous / Crystalline
Available FinishesPolished, Honed (Matte), Leathered, Brushed, Tumbled
AntiEtch® FinishesPolished, Honed (Matte) only
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Acid-Sensitive Stone
As a calcareous stone, Saint Moritz Marble will etch (develop dull spots) when exposed to acidic substances like lemon juice, vinegar, wine, tomato sauce, and many household cleaners. MORE AntiEtch® protection can permanently prevent acid etching on polished and honed finishes.
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MORE® AntiEtch® Protection Available
Saint Moritz Marble is a calcareous stone susceptible to acid etching. AntiEtch® provides permanent protection against lemon, vinegar, and other common acids.
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Protect your Saint Moritz Marble
Saint Moritz Marble is a calcareous stone that etches from lemon juice, wine, and coffee. MORE® AntiEtch® stops it.
- Permanent acid-etch protection
- Invisible — keeps the natural finish
- Installed by certified pros
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