Natural marble is generally considered an expensive, high-end stone compared to standard engineered surfaces, ceramic tiles, or common building materials. Its high cost stems from the labor-intensive quarrying process, heavy global transportation expenses, custom fabrication requirements, and the natural scarcity of flawless, high-grade slabs. While entry-level commercial marble varieties are reasonably priced, rare exotic imports and pristine white statuary selections command premium luxury market prices.
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