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Green Marble Countertops & Slabs in Los Angeles

Browse 121+ Green Marble slabs from 9 local yards in Los Angeles. Compare current dimensions, finishes, matching sets, and published slab pricing before you visit.

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Green Marble slab from current Los Angeles inventory
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Current full-slab sizes: 50–82″ wide · 86–136″ long.

13 listings have 2+ matching slabs for large kitchens and islands.

Available Green Marble & Green Stone in Los Angeles

Showing 2 3cm listings · Show all green stone

2 green stone listings from local sellers: green marble first, then green quartzite, granite, soapstone and onyx. Each card shows the exact material.

Green Valley Soapstone Slab in Van Nuys, Los Angeles
Available now
Soapstone

Green Valley Soapstone Slab — Honed

Green Valley Soapstone, honed 3 cm, 120" x 81" - 6 slabs. 3 cm green-gray soapstone for kitchen countertops.

Same Lot

120" x 81"

67.5 sq ft

Special Price

The Stone Industry

Van Nuys, Los Angeles

6 pieces available

Rainforest Soapstone Slab in Van Nuys, Los Angeles
Available now
Soapstone

Rainforest Soapstone Slab — Honed

Rainforest Soapstone, honed 3 cm, 126" x 78" - 6 slabs. 3 cm Rainforest soapstone for kitchen countertops.

Same Lot

126" x 78"

68.3 sq ft

Special Price

The Stone Industry

Van Nuys, Los Angeles

6 pieces available

Green Marble and Green Stone Options

  • Green marble: Guatemalan Green, Irish Moss, Bamboo Green and Cipollino-style veined greens, usually chosen for vanities, fireplace surrounds and feature walls
  • Green quartzite: Amazonite, Emerald Green, Avocatus and Botanic Wave, harder stones that suit kitchen countertops
  • Green granite and soapstone: Verde, Galaxy Green and Midnight Green granite plus green-gray soapstone for durable work surfaces
  • Green onyx: Translucent green onyx for backlit panels and statement pieces

Green Marble FAQ

What does this green marble page include?

Green marble here means any green natural stone slab, because that is how most buyers search. The real green marbles are listed first, followed by green quartzite, granite, soapstone and onyx. Every listing shows its exact material, so you always know what you are comparing.

Is green marble a good choice for kitchen countertops?

Marble is softer than quartzite or granite and can etch or stain from acids like lemon juice and wine. Many buyers use green marble for bathroom vanities, islands used lightly, fireplaces and walls, and choose green quartzite or granite for hard-working kitchen counters.

Why do green stones look different in person?

Green stones range from pale sage and seafoam to deep forest and emerald. Warehouse lighting and camera white balance can shift the shade, so view the actual slab before you buy.

How do I confirm exact stone and availability?

Contact the seller directly through The Stone Index listing to confirm the exact stone name, finish, slab dimensions, thickness and current availability before visiting the yard.