Ice Green

Quarry: China
Surface Finish: Polished
Edges: Natural (Unpolished)
Thickness: 18 mm
Requires Sealing: Yes

Late light in a small bathroom, where adding colour usually costs you brightness. Ice Green brings green in without taking light out, its olive and black fragments sitting in white like a mosaic.

QuarryChina
Surface FinishPolished
EdgesNatural (Unpolished)
Thickness18 mm
Requires SealingYes

Indent order: brought in for your project rather than held in the yard. Ask your branch about the current lead time.

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Why Choose Ice Green

No Two Slabs Alike Fragment size and density move about so widely that no two slabs ever read the same.
Striking Appearance A breccia mosaic of olive and black pieces in white, instead of conventional flowing veins.
Brightens a Room The one green stone we handle that adds colour without taking light out of the space.
Increases Your Home’s Resale Value Real stone registers with buyers. Marble reads as a permanent upgrade rather than a finish applied over something else, so it pays you back again on the day you sell.

What Is Ice Green Marble?

Olive and black fragments set into a white ground.

Ice Green is a breccia marble, meaning angular fragments of older stone broken apart and cemented back together into one slab. Olive-green and near-black pieces sit in a white to pale gray matrix, and the joins between them show as sharp edges rather than soft gradients.

Structure like that gives a mosaic quality flowing marbles never have. The eye picks out individual fragments instead of following continuous veining, and the effect is genuinely different.

Of the greens we handle this is the lightest. Verde Alpi and Forest Green darken a room where this stone brightens it and still delivers colour.

Fragment size and density move about between slabs, so one piece can arrive mostly white and the next mostly green. Settling that before we order saves a surprise later.

How Much Does an Ice Green Countertop Cost in Cagayan de Oro?

Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

Item Starting Rates
Ice Green slab Quoted per project
Fabrication ₱500 per lm
Installation ₱500 per lm
Sink or hob cut-outs ₱500 per set

Marble is an indent line rather than stock, ordered against a specific job, so nothing sits waiting at the Cagayan de Oro yard and the slab row is quoted per project instead of rated. Cut-out charges apply only where we also install, and delivery follows the distance from branch to site.

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How Do You Clean Ice Green Marble?

Three habits, and the white matrix stays white.

1

Keep It Away from Acidic Substances

Calamansi, vinegar, wine and tomato take the polish off within minutes. Marble is calcium carbonate and acid dissolves it, so response time counts for more than whichever bottle you happen to grab.

2

Use Only Marble-Safe Cleaner

Vinegar sprays and all-purpose cleaners run acidic and cause the damage you are trying to head off. A marble cleaner lifts grease and leaves the polish untouched.

3

Blot Spills and Drips Promptly

Wiping drags a spill across more absorbent stone than it landed on. Blotting with a folded cloth pulls the liquid straight up and keeps the affected patch small, which matters most on the pale matrix.

Take the right products home with the slab rather than guessing in a supermarket aisle. Our Cagayan de Oro branch keeps specially-formulated stone care products in stock.

How Do You Care for Ice Green Marble?

A breccia is several stones at once, which shifts the routine slightly.

1

Reseal as Needed

The water test decides, not a date in the diary. Fifteen minutes of work puts the protection back across the whole top.

2

Always Use Coasters and Trays

On the Mohs scale marble comes in at 3, under the base of a ceramic mug. Coasters and a tray beneath bottles keep rings and chips off the surface, and a board deals with anything you cut, since steel is harder than the stone.

3

Seal the Whole Surface

White matrix between the fragments is usually the thirstiest part of a slab, so a sealer spread evenly does most of its useful work there.

Is Ice Green Marble Good for Kitchen Countertops?

Bright enough for a small room, with the usual marble conditions.

Yes, and it answers a problem the darker greens cannot. A green counter normally costs a room some light, and this one does not, which is why it comes up so often for the compact condo kitchens we fit around Cagayan de Oro.

Marble conditions have not gone anywhere. Acid etches the surface, knives mark it, and no sealer prevents either, though the busy fragment pattern does help bury light etching and everyday marks.

Attention belongs on the white matrix. Oil and pigment show up there far sooner than on the green and black fragments, so keep the slab sealed and lift spills quickly.

Honing suits this stone particularly well. Without gloss the fragments read as a flat mosaic and etching effectively stops being visible at all.

Does Ice Green Marble Need Sealing?

Sealing answers staining. Nothing answers etching.

Yes. Marble is porous, so oil and pigment travel into the stone rather than resting on it. An impregnating sealer occupies that pore structure and buys you time to reach a spill before it becomes a mark.

Breccia wants the sealer laid on evenly across the entire slab, because the pale matrix between fragments absorbs faster than the fragments themselves do.

Test rather than diarise. Drop a little water on an out-of-the-way part of the counter, wait fifteen minutes and wipe it off; darkened stone underneath means the slab is absorbing and wants sealing. A working counter can ask every six months as a rough guide, with the test deciding rather than the calendar.

Sealed or not, the slab still etches, because etching is a reaction with the stone itself rather than a liquid soaking in. Neither fault is permanent: a poultice draws out most stains, and polishing powder or a fabricator’s hone brings back an etch.

Ice Green vs the Other Green Stones

Four greens available through Cagayan de Oro, and only one lightens a room.

Ice Green is the brightest

Olive and black fragments in a white matrix. Take it when you want green without losing light.

Verde Alpi is the deepest

Verde Alpi is a near-black green under a fine white vein web, on the same indent basis. Take it to anchor a room rather than lift one.

Forest Green sits between them

Forest Green mixes olive and dark green with brown veining, giving movement without going as far towards black as Verde Alpi does.

Hassan Green granite is the practical one

Hassan Green is a dark green granite with dense pale flecking, stocked and quoted at ₱4,000 per square metre. It never etches and will not scorch, though a trivet is still worth using because any stone can crack if the temperature change is sudden and extreme.

What Colors Go With Ice Green Marble?

A white ground with green accents, behaving like a light neutral.

White and off-white cabinetry gives the cleanest outcome and lets the green fragments read as deliberate accents rather than as a whole colour scheme.

Pale timber suits it, oak and maple especially. The darker notes are already in the stone, so a light wood balances the room instead of competing with it.

For something bolder, deep green cabinetry picks the fragments up directly and makes the result look considered. It is the one strong colour that reliably works alongside this slab.

Brushed nickel and chrome sit comfortably as hardware. Brass turns warm against a ground that is essentially cool, so bring your samples to the Cagayan de Oro branch and judge them together before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a breccia marble?

A stone formed where angular fragments of older rock were broken apart and then cemented back together by mineral-rich fluid. You get a mosaic of sharp-edged pieces instead of the flowing veins of a conventional marble. Ice Green is among the clearest examples we handle.

Where does Ice Green marble come from?

China, and it trades widely under this and several related names. Since breccia stones vary so much between blocks, the useful question is which slab rather than which country. Tell us what the fragment density should do before we place the order.

Do the slabs match each other?

No. Fragment size and density vary enough that one slab may come through mostly white and another mostly green. A project needing more than one should have them brought in together from a single block.

Does sealing prevent Ice Green from etching?

No. Sealing blocks absorption, which is what stops staining. Etching happens where acid meets the calcium carbonate the slab is built from, a reaction that plays out right at the surface whatever sealer sits on it. Every marble behaves the same way.

Will Ice Green marble stain?

Yes, if left unsealed. The pale matrix between fragments takes up oil and pigment and shows it plainly. Sealed and wiped promptly, staining is uncommon, and a baking soda poultice drawn over an oil mark will usually pull it back out.

Is Ice Green suitable for bathrooms?

Yes, and it is a strong choice for one. A vanity meets no acid and no knives, and a bright stone with green accents lifts a room that would otherwise be white tile from end to end. Wipe standing water to keep mineral rings away.

Can Ice Green marble be used for flooring?

Yes, with a honed finish rather than a polished one. Polished marble turns slippery when wet and records scratching from grit underfoot. A breccia pattern also hides everyday dust well, which a plain pale floor never does.

Where can you buy Ice Green marble in Cagayan de Oro?

Stone Depot supplies Ice Green through its Cagayan de Oro branch. Marble is indent order, so nothing stands in the yard to walk around and choose from; the slab is brought in for your project once the order is placed, and lead time is worth confirming before fitters are booked.

Fragment density varies enough that describing the look you are after genuinely changes what we source. Our Cagayan de Oro yard opens Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and you are welcome to visit or message us.

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