Onyx Countertop
Onyx countertops are made from onyx, a type of crystalline stone. Onyx is known for its unique and striking appearance, characterized by its translucent quality and the presence of parallel bands or layers of color. This layering creates a natural pattern that can be quite beautiful and dramatic, making onyx a popular choice for decorative purposes.
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