Onyx Gold Iran
Onyx Gold Iran is a golden-yellow to amber-coloured onyx from north-western Iran. It is used above all for backlit wall surfaces, counters, washbasin tops and luxurious interior fit-outs.
Onyx Gold Iran is a golden-yellow to amber-coloured onyx from north-western Iran. It is used above all for backlit wall surfaces, counters, washbasin tops and luxurious interior fit-outs.
Other trade names: Gold Iran Onyx, ONICE GIALLO, Onice Giallo Iran, RO-10-017
Onyx Gold Iran lives on warmth. Golden-yellow, yellow and amber-coloured zones merge softly into one another and create a calm, translucent image with elegant depth. In contrast to very wild multicoloured onyx patterns, this material generally appears more coherent and more refined. At ROSSITTIS we stock the stone for projects in which a warm, luminous accent is called for without the surface becoming visually too loud.
The stone is quarried in Iran, in particular in the area around Nagadeh in the province of West Azerbaijan. In the trade it is also known under names such as Onice Giallo or Onyx Gold Iran. Typical of Iranian onyxes are the cloudy structure and the good suitability for backlit applications. That is precisely where the strength of the material lies: less in technical robustness, more in depth, light and decorative effect.
Like every calcareous onyx, Onyx Gold Iran too calls for sensitive handling. It is not intended for external surfaces or hard everyday loading. In kitchens, bathrooms and counters, what matters is protection, professional bonding and a realistic expectation of use. Anyone who treats the stone like a granite will not be happy in the long run. Anyone who understands it as a decorative premium material receives an exceptional surface in return.
At ROSSITTIS, Onyx Gold Iran is available as a raw slab, as a backlit wall slab, as a vanity top, counter front, table top and as a made-to-measure interior fit-out slab. It is particularly convincing in foyers, bars, wellness areas, exclusive bathrooms and upmarket residential projects. Thanks to its often calm marking, the material is also well suited to larger, elegant surfaces.
Our honest assessment: Onyx Gold Iran is not a utility stone for rough loading. If, however, you are looking for a warm, golden onyx with a classic light effect and a calmer image than many colourful varieties, this material is highly convincing.
Current availability from our warehouse.
12 slabs in stock · plus 2 blocks
Thicknesses: 2 cm · Finishes: Polished · Available as: Slabs
Updated daily from our live stock.
Onyx Gold Iran is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.
Polishing is the preferred finish for onyx — the mirror-smooth surface brings out the material's varied colour character in full. The highest possible colour intensity and deep light reflection. Onyx is acid-sensitive and softer against scratches than marble — recommended for wall cladding and designed visible surfaces, less so for worktops.
You should clean and care for Onyx Gold Iran gently, because the calcareous surface reacts sensitively to acid and mechanical loading. An impregnation makes sense on all interior surfaces that are in use. Clean with pH-neutral natural stone cleaners and soft cloths. You should avoid descalers, vinegar-based cleaners, abrasive agents, heavily staining soiling and high point loads on edges.
Yes, for that purpose the material is particularly interesting. The golden-yellow and amber-coloured zones gain noticeably in depth and luminosity through backlighting.
The material originates from Iran, above all from the area around Nagadeh in West Azerbaijan. This region is known for decorative, translucent onyxes.
Only with a realistic expectation of care and use. For decorative islands or counters this can work; for hard working areas there are considerably more robust materials.
Clean the surface with pH-neutral natural stone cleaners and renew the impregnation regularly. Acids and abrasive agents should not be used.
Onyx Gold Iran is translucent, more decorative and more sensitive. Taj Mahal quartzite is more robust and more suited to everyday use, but does not have the same translucent effect. The difference lies between staging and tolerance in use.
Particularly well suited to backlit walls, counters, washbasin tops, bars, spa areas and exclusive interiors with a warm, golden colouring.
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.