Vulcano Dust – Slate Nº 13
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Nº 13 / 17 · Translation missing: en.Slate · India

Vulcano Dust

Grey with a hint of red, finely grained and velvety matt – the slate of the Pro series.

Rock type
Slate
Origin
Rajasthan · India
Surface
split, matte
Hardness (Mohs)
3–4
Made in this stone (1) ↓

The story

Vulcano Dust is the slate of the Pro series: dark grey to anthracite, with a fine, even grain that looks like cooled ash. Unlike strongly layered slates it shows hardly any banding – instead a velvety, almost powdery texture. It formed from especially fine clay mud that settled calmly and evenly before pressure and time turned it to stone.

Not polished but split: matte, dry, grippy – the calmest surface in our range.

Properties

Split, never polished. Matte, tactile and with a texture you could recognise with your eyes closed.

Family
Translation missing: en.Slate
Hardness (Mohs)
3–4
Processing
split by hand, never polished
Surface
split, matte

For comparison: fingernail 2.5 · glass 5.5 · quartz 7. Values apply to the rock family.

Care

Clean with the Stone Cleaner only. Do not polish: wax settles into the open surface and dries unevenly.

Care instructions →

Made in this stone · 1

Frequently asked questions about Vulcano Dust

Where does Vulcano Dust come from?

Vulcano Dust comes from Rajasthan · India. Rock type: Slate.

Is the Vulcano Dust at ROXXLYN real stone?

Yes. Vulcano Dust is real natural stone, not a print and not a film. Because every piece is cut from the block, every grain is unique.

What does Vulcano Dust feel like?

Vulcano Dust is split, not polished. The surface stays matte with a texture you can feel.

How do I care for Vulcano Dust?

Clean with the Stone Cleaner only. Do not polish: wax settles into the open surface and dries unevenly. Care instructions

What happens if Vulcano Dust breaks?

Every piece comes with a Stone Passport. If the stone breaks within 12 months of delivery, we make the same model in the same type of stone again at half price, once per passport, plus shipping. More about the Stone Passport