White marble

White marble has a crystal structure similar to calcite, with a rhombohedral crystal form. The crystal faces are often curved into a saddle shape, and aggregate twinning is common. It is often found in blocky or granular aggregates. Pure white marble is white, but due to the presence of other elements and impurities, it can sometimes be gray-green, gray-yellow, pink, etc., with a vitreous luster.

Through a special formula, it can be used as a material to synthesize furniture.