Kalkstein from Greece

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Nero Vitina

Nero Vitina is a Greek black limestone with a calm depth effect and a clear, dark elegance. It takes a polish like a classical marble — used for bathrooms, wall surfaces, fireplaces and prestige interiors.

Kalkstein Greece 2.717 kg/m³
Available as: Slabs

Other trade names: Arcadia Black Marble, Arkadia Black Marble, Black Of Arcadia Marble, Black Of Vytina Marble, Black Shell, Black of Arcadia, Black of Vytina, Nero Vitina Marble, Nero Vytina Marble, RO-02-051, Vitina Black Limestone, Vitina Black Marble, Vytina Black, Vytina Black Marble

About Nero Vitina

Nero Vitina is one of those black natural stones that work not through strong white veins but through calm and depth. The stone appears deep black to very dark anthracite, with a closed, almost velvety surface that seems markedly more controlled than materials such as Nero Marquina. It is precisely this restraint that makes the stone interesting for modern bathrooms, dark living areas, fireplace claddings, black vanity tops and prestige interiors in which a consistently calm black material image is called for.

Geologically, Nero Vitina is a dense, polishable black limestone from Greek deposits, above all from the area of Vytina in the Peloponnese. Limestones arise from marine carbonate deposits consolidated over millions of years — the fine-grained, closed structure permits a very high-quality polish, which is why the material is listed in many ranges as a “black marble”, although it behaves like a classical polished limestone.

In stock

Current availability from our warehouse.

5 slabs in stock · plus 1 block

Thicknesses: 2 & 3 cm · Finishes: Polished · Available as: Slabs

Updated daily from our live stock.

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 2.717 kg/m³
Druckfestigkeit 97,0 MPa
Biegezugfestigkeit 14,2 MPa
Wasseraufnahme 0,13 %

Suitability by application

Suitable with limitations

Care & fabrication

Nero Vitina is an acid-sensitive limestone. Wine, lemon juice, vinegar, cola, sanitary cleaners or descalers leave etch marks on the material surface — visible as matt shadows or a loss of gloss. On the dark, calm surface, changes are visually particularly noticeable, because they are not concealed by a vein figure.

For all applications, a sealing treatment based on silane or polysiloxane is mandatory. It prevents the penetration of water, oil and dyestuffs and reduces the formation of stains — but it does not remove the acid sensitivity. We recommend refreshing the sealing treatment every 1-2 years.

Day-to-day care is carried out with a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner and a soft microfibre cloth. On dark surfaces you should not work too wet and should take off residues cleanly and dry, so that no streaks arise. Avoid acidic cleaners, vinegar, citric acid and limescale removers.

On dark surfaces in particular, water marks, soap residues and limescale should be removed regularly, so that the calm depth effect is preserved.

For permanently weathered external surfaces the material is not suitable. Indoors it is stable over the long term with proper care.

Frequently asked questions

Is Nero Vitina suitable for the kitchen?

With reservations. As an acid-sensitive limestone it works only where patina is accepted, sealing is consistent and acids are removed immediately. For carefree black kitchen worktops we recommend Toros Siyah or Nero Assoluto.

What finishes are available in Nero Vitina?

The finishes currently available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block on this page.

Where does Nero Vitina come from?

Nero Vitina comes from Greece, above all from the area of Vytina in the Peloponnese. Characteristic is the calm deep black colouring without an expressive vein figure.

How do I clean and care for Nero Vitina?

Sealing is mandatory. Day-to-day care with a pH-neutral natural stone cleaner and a microfibre cloth. On dark stone, wipe dry afterwards. Avoid acidic cleaners, vinegar and citric acid.

Is Nero Vitina suitable for outdoor use?

For permanently weathered external surfaces the material is not suitable — as a limestone it reacts sensitively to road salt and acidic precipitation. Indoors it is clearly the better choice.

Nero Vitina or Nero Marquina — which suits better?

Both are polishable black limestones with a similar care requirement. Nero Marquina, with its white veins running through like flashes of lightning, appears more dramatic and richer in contrast, Nero Vitina markedly calmer and more closed — pure deep black without figure. For minimalist interior architecture, Nero Vitina is the better choice.

What does Nero Vitina cost?

The price depends on the batch, thickness, surface finish and fabrication — with natural stone there is no serious flat rate per square metre. Business customers see prices once their B2B account is activated; private customers receive a complete quote through a fabricator near them.

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