Description
A marble of the extra class. It is extracted in the Cornalita quarry in the village of Camerato Cornell, Italy. One of the oldest materials of mankind and one of the noblest at the same time it is a splendid Italian marble. Combined with an ultra-light case, it is a unique masterpiece of just 35 grams. With its polished surface it unfolds an exclusive atmosphere and radiates luxury.
Wireless charging same as any other frequencies are fully supported with no compromises.
The Case itself is made from Thermoplastic polyurethane and Polycarbonate and is available in different finishes and colors. Total product weight is just 35 up to 45 grams depending on the size of the case. As with all our products, this case is a unique piece, which differs in its unique rock structure and coloring, each is a unique piece of nature.
Magsafe magnets are available and are perfectly integrated for full support of Original Apple wireless chargers and Roxxlyn chargers as add-on option.
Due to our own special development, the interior of the case is equipped with a finest suede/- veggie leather and offers a unique polymer technology that is shock absorbing and enables wireless charging perfectly without any compromises.
Introducing the marble: Arabescato Grigio
A marble of the extra class. It is extracted in the Cornalita quarry in the village of Camerato Cornell, Italy. One of the oldest materials of mankind and one of the noblest at the same time it is a splendid Italian marble. Arabescato look like a genuine abstract painting born under the hands of a Master. Its color palette blend harmoniously shades of dark and light grey with white and golden veins, this particular colour variation makes it unique and glorious.
Noble and of superior elegance, the Marble Arabescato is characterized by its long history. Due to its robust properties, the stone was already used as a Flintstone substitute in the Stone Age. Already in the Middle Ages, this marble was used for the production of tools. In the architectural or art-historical history of Egypt coffins and other works of art were carved from marble and the Memnon Colossi in the temple of Amenophis III, as well as the coffins of Tutankhamen and Hatshepsut still bear witness to it today
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