Beige Buttescotch

Name: Beige Buttescotch
Brand: Elegance Stone Store
Price: 280.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 280.0 INR/ Square Foot

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MOQ : 1000 Square Foots

In the Indian market, this look is most commonly associated with Indian Michael Angelo or imported Calacatta Gold.

Here is the specification for this type of stone, often cataloged as "White Michael Angelo" or "Butterscotch Vein White Marble."

Base Color: Off-white, milky white, or soft cream. It is not "paper white" like Makrana; it has a warmer, softer glow.
Veining: The defining feature. It has distinctive distinct patterns in Butterscotch (Golden-Yellow), Beige, or Rust tones.
- Note: The veins can look like "cracks" or "spider webs" (fiery pattern) which gives it the butterscotch character.
Pattern: Often chaotic or "figured" rather than straight lines. The butterscotch patches look like abstract art on a white canvas.
Luster: Medium to High Gloss. The white parts reflect light, while the butterscotch veins absorb it slightly, creating depth.

Property	Value / Rating	Notes
Trade Name	Indian Michael Angelo / Indo-Italian	Often sold as an affordable alternative to Italian Statuario with warmer colors.

Hardness (Mohs)	3 4	Standard softness; softer than granite.
Porosity	Medium	The butterscotch veins are often softer minerals (iron/limonite) and can be more porous than the white base.
Water Absorption	0.15% 0.25%	Requires sealing, especially in the colored veins.
Treatment	Epoxy Treated	Almost all marble of this type is reinforced with epoxy resin to fill the natural pinholes in the butterscotch veins.

Best For:
- Flooring: Creates a "carpet" look. The warm veins hide dust better than pure white marble.
- Highlighters: TV units or foyer walls where you want a "gold" accent without using actual gold.
Avoid:
- Kitchen Countertops: The butterscotch veins can be sensitive to turmeric (haldi) stains and acids (lemon), which can turn the beige veins muddy or grey.