Ivory Royal is a pale Indian granite with an ivory ground tone, a fine grain and warm brown inclusions. Acid-resistant and with the full resilience of a hard stone — the brightness of a marble with the robustness of a granite.
Gneis
India
Frostbeständig
Säurebeständig
2.664 kg/m³
Other trade names: CHANG IVORY, COLORIT, GNEIS ROYAL, IVORY, IVORY BROWN, IVORY ORANGE, JURA ROYAL, MORGENROT, NIGERIA IVORY, PERLATO BLU UNIFORME, PERLATO ROYAL, PERLATO SVEVO ROYAL, RAW SILK IVORY, ROYAL AZURRO, ROYAL ONYX, ROYAL PINK, SALMON ROYAL, SEL ROYAL RUST, SUPARE IVORY, SUPARE WHITE, SVEVO ROYAL, TIPO WHITE
About Ivory Royal
Ivory Royal lives from a warm, calm brightness: the ground tone lies between cream white and ivory, with fine brown and grey mineral particles embedded in a grainy pattern in between, and here and there stronger accents flashing out. The slab remains lively but controlled — not a nervous speckle pattern, but a subtle depth that is very pleasant over large areas. It is precisely this mixture of brightness and warmth that makes Ivory Royal interesting for bright kitchens, reception areas, wall claddings and prestige interior surfaces.
Geologically, Ivory Royal is a granite from Indian deposits. Granites form deep in the earth's crust through the slow solidification of magma — the warm ivory colouring comes from the embedded feldspar crystals, the fine brown accents from iron minerals. With a Mohs hardness of around 6 the material belongs to the classic hard stone family, acid-resistant and with very low water absorption.
Technically, Ivory Royal offers the full hard stone spectrum: acid-proof against wine, lemon, vinegar and coffee, frost-resistant outdoors, resistant to compression and bending for heavily frequented floor areas and stairs. The finishes available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block further down this page. This is precisely where the advantage over pale marbles lies: anyone looking for the friendly, warm appearance of a Carrara or Crema Marfil but needing a more robust solution for kitchen worktops or made-to-measure interior fit-out ends up with a pale granite such as Ivory Royal.
At ROSSITTIS we carry Ivory Royal above all as a polished raw slab for kitchen worktops, tables, window sills and made-to-measure interior applications, plus in tiles for floor and wall surfaces as well as a stair tread and riser. The application decides the choice of finish: polished emphasises the brightness and crystalline depth most strongly and is the classic choice for prestige interiors. The finishes available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block further down this page. For external applications with slip-resistance requirements, a matt, textured finish makes more sense than polished.
Compared with pure white materials, Ivory Royal looks warmer and more homely. Against strongly speckled classic granites the slab remains calmer and better usable in planning terms. Anyone wanting a pale surface with natural markings and the full technology of a hard stone is very well served by Ivory Royal.
In stock
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Technical data
Guide values for the stone type, taken from manufacturer and test reports. Natural stone is a natural product — individual batches and slabs can differ. For critical applications, request slab-specific test data.
Rohdichte
2.664 kg/m³
Druckfestigkeit
126,6 MPa
Biegezugfestigkeit
11,4 MPa
Wasseraufnahme
0,82 %
Frostbeständig
Ja
Säurebeständig
Ja
Finishes
Ivory Royal is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.
Poliert
Politur ist die klassischste Veredelung im Hartgesteinsegment — eine spiegelglatte, hochglänzende Oberfläche mit höchstmöglicher Farbintensität und maximaler Tiefenwirkung der Mineralstruktur. Als säurebeständiges Silikatgestein ist polierter Granit pflegeleicht und für Küchenarbeitsplatten, Wandverkleidungen und repräsentative Sichtflächen erste Wahl.
Care & fabrication
As a granite, Ivory Royal is fully acid-resistant — wine, lemon, vinegar, coffee or descaler leave no etch marks. That is the decisive difference from pale marbles and limestones and makes the material easy to care for in the kitchen, bathroom and outdoors.
For kitchen worktops and vanity tops we recommend a one-off sealer on a silane or polysiloxane basis. It prevents the penetration of oily and greasy soiling and is particularly sensible with this pale stone, because dark stains stand out visually more strongly on ivory surfaces than on coloured slabs.
Daily care is carried out with clear warm water and a soft microfibre cloth. For heavier soiling, use a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner. Hot pots and pans can be set down directly — granites are heat-resistant. Avoid aggressive descalers and abrasive sponges.
Outdoors, Ivory Royal is frost-proof without further protective measures. Rinse de-icing salt, pollen or leaves off with clear water in spring; a stone cleaner is enough once or twice a year.
Frequently asked questions
Is Ivory Royal suitable for a kitchen?
Yes, very much so. As a granite, Ivory Royal is acid-resistant and with a Mohs hardness of ~6 hard enough for kitchen worktops. Wine, lemon, vinegar or coffee leave no etch marks. A one-off sealer additionally protects against oily and greasy soiling.
Which finishes are available for Ivory Royal?
The finishes available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block on this page.
Where does Ivory Royal come from?
Ivory Royal comes from Indian deposits. Characteristic is the warm cream-white to ivory ground tone with fine brown and grey mineral particles.
How do I clean and care for Ivory Royal?
Daily cleaning with clear water and a microfibre cloth is sufficient. For heavier soiling, use a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner. A one-off silane-based sealer is particularly sensible with this pale stone in the kitchen area.
Is Ivory Royal frost-resistant and suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, fully. Granites have very low water absorption and are frost-proof without further protective measures. For external surfaces with slip-resistance requirements, a matt, textured finish makes more sense than polished.
Ivory Royal or a pale marble — which fits better?
Ivory Royal delivers a similarly warm, pale appearance to Crema Marfil or Bianco Lasa, but as a granite it is massively more robust: acid-resistant and considerably harder. Anyone who wants the brightness of a pale marble but is planning a kitchen for everyday use or a heavily frequented interior is better served by Ivory Royal.