Because onyx is a rare and luxurious stone, natural onyx slabs are more expensive than other natural stones like granite or marble.

We do not recommend onyx for countertop installations. Although they do look exquisite, onyx countertops require a lot of upkeep and maintenance du...

As onyx is a soft stone, it does scratch and chip more easily than a hard stone like granite. If you do choose to have a natural onyx countertop, p...

We do not recommend natural onyx slabs for flooring applications, as onyx can scratch easily.

Onyx is a soft stone, so it can crack or chip more easily than other harder natural stones.

If you spill anything on a natural onyx slab, be sure to clean it up quickly with a non-abrasive cleaner to prevent staining. Additionally, regular...

Re-seal your onyx kitchen or bathroom countertops once a year. Avoid placing metal objects, like pots or pans, or hot items directly on the surface...

Onyx is one of the more fragile and brittle natural stones. As onyx stone countertops can chip and scratch over time, onyx slabs are most suitable...

You should not place hot pans directly on an onyx countertop, as it is not heat resistant. Instead, place them on top of kitchen mats.

Onyx is a porous stone and therefore is not waterproof naturally. Although you can seal it to protect it from staining, onyx slabs are not suitable...