Noun:

ఒనిక్స్ పాలరాయి,

onyx marble's Usage Examples:

were installed from the original Roman Catholic church, including an onyx marble altar and the Stations of the Cross.

the clock"s face and inner mechanical movements, is carved from solid onyx marble.

The restaurant also has floors of Esmeralda onyx marble from Iran.

(referred to locally as alabaster, or, though it is related to neither, as "onyx marble" on account of its banded appearance when cut) were discovered in a field.

with travertine from cave deposits, which is commonly referred to as "onyx marble" (Maltese: oniċe) or "Gozo alabaster", although these names are incorrect.

tile exterior, the hand-painted ceiling, the fireplaces with polished onyx marble and cast bronze, and stained glass windows.

Synonyms:

oriental alabaster, calcite, alabaster, Mexican onyx,

Antonyms:

black,