White Dolomite is a natural marble composed of metamorphic calcium carbonate crystals. During sedimentation and subsequent solidification, part of the calcium was replaced by magnesium, forming dolomite. This mineral composition results in a stone that is slightly softer than pure marble and cannot be polished to a high-gloss finish, but provides improved resistance to acidic environments.

The original sediment consisted of very fine mud, giving White Dolomite its fine-grained and homogeneous structure. As a result, the stone has very low porosity and permeability, contributing to its durability and suitability for wet-area applications. Under normal conditions, it is also resistant to fungal growth.

White Dolomite is most commonly supplied with a sanded finish, making it ideal for terraces and swimming pool areas where a natural texture and slip resistance are desired. It is also widely used with a honed finish for flooring and wall cladding, offering a refined and elegant aesthetic for both interior and exterior architectural designs.