Jain Ceramic MartJain Stone & MarbleAuthorised Jaquar Dealer · Since 1999
Udaipur’s sanitary store and marble showroom in Hiran Magri, Sector 14 is coming online. Until then the showroom is open as usual — call, message or visit us.
Saturday, 3 October 2026 · 7:30 PM
B-Block, 291, Main Road, Sector-14, Hiran Magri, Gordhan Vilas Rural, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001
Showroom open Mon – Sun · 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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Authorised Jaquar Dealer in Udaipur · Serving Mewar since 1999
In Rajasthan's marble belt
Natural stone varies slab to slab — these are the categories we stock, and you should choose your material in person.
White and off-white marbles quarried around Rajsamand, Kishangarh and Makrana.
The mainstay of Rajasthan flooring, and more affordable here than almost anywhere else in India because the quarries are close. Porous and acid-sensitive, so seal on installation and reseal every one to two years.
A serpentine marble named after the city, with deep green colouring and distinctive veining.
A genuinely local stone with strong character — used for feature floors, temple areas, staircases and cladding where a statement is wanted.
Italian and other imported marbles for feature areas needing a specific figure or colour.
Selected slab by slab, because veining varies between blocks and even within one lot. Reserve the full quantity at the outset — matching later is effectively impossible.
Harder and more acid-resistant than marble — the standard for kitchen counters.
At roughly 6–7 on the Mohs scale it resists the lemon, tomato and tamarind that chemically etch marble, and it tolerates hot vessels. Cut and polished for countertops, staircase treads, thresholds and sills.
Hard-wearing Rajasthan limestone for balconies, terraces and outdoor paving.
Economical, naturally slip-resistant and well suited to Rajasthan sun. A practical choice for large outdoor areas, parking and service zones.
Categories shown represent the range stocked at our Udaipur showroom. Price bands are indicative market ranges to help you budget — not quotations. Contact us for current pricing and available models.
Marble is limestone recrystallised under heat and pressure. Its translucency and veining are why no printed tile fully imitates it — the pattern runs through the body of the stone.
Granite is igneous, and simply harder. At roughly 6–7 on the Mohs scale against marble’s 3–4, it resists scratching and the acids that etch marble. For a kitchen counter, granite is the sensible answer.
Marble is calcium carbonate, so acids react with it. Lemon, vinegar, tomato and most descaling agents leave a dull etched mark — a chemical burn, not a stain, which cannot be wiped away.
It is also porous, so oil and turmeric can soak in if left. Seal on installation, reseal every one to two years, and never use acidic or abrasive cleaners.
This is marble’s real advantage. A floor that has dulled after fifteen years can be ground and re-polished back to new, because the pattern runs through the stone.
Vitrified tile cannot be restored; it can only be replaced. Over a thirty-year horizon that changes the arithmetic considerably.
Order roughly 10% more than the measured area to allow for cutting, wastage and future repairs.
Natural stone varies between blocks and even within a single lot, so material bought later will rarely match. Reserve the full quantity from one lot at the outset — this is the single most common regret in a stone order.
Makrana from Nagaur district is historically prized for density and an enduring white finish. The white and off-white marbles around Rajsamand and Kishangarh are the mainstay of Rajasthan flooring.
Udaipur Green is a serpentine marble named for the city itself — a genuinely local stone with strong character, used for feature floors, temple areas and cladding.
Marble for living rooms, staircases and temple areas, where appearance justifies periodic care. Granite for kitchen counters, thresholds and outdoor steps.
Kota stone for balconies, terraces and parking — economical, naturally slip-resistant and well suited to Rajasthan sun.
What actually matters when you are choosing — the questions worth settling before you buy.
Send your requirement and we’ll come back with options at different budget levels.
What customers ask most often about marble & granite in udaipur — sizing, fitting, warranty and what to decide first.
Tell us what you're building and we'll help you specify the right products for your space, water pressure and budget — with no obligation to buy.
B-Block, 291, Main Road, Sector-14, Hiran Magri, Udaipur
