Carrara marble is a high-quality metamorphic rock, known for its striking white or blue-grey colors, and is quarried in the Apuan Alps of Italy. It features soft veining and has a rich history, having been used in famous Renaissance sculptures, including Michelangelo's David. Primarily composed of calcite, Carrara marble is a popular choice for luxury countertops, flooring, and tiles due to its timeless beauty. However, it is important to seal it properly to prevent staining and etching.
