Soni Marbles and Mining
Manufacturer & Exporter of Granite and Marble
Producing and exporting natural stone from Rajasthan, India, since 1981.
Soni Marbles was incorporated in 1981 and has grown its mining and manufacturing base across Morwad and Rajsamand in Rajasthan, supplying granite, marble, sandstone, onyx and quartzite to builders, architects and international buyers.
About the Company
The company runs processing units in Udaipur and Nathdwara and works with quarry owners in Italy, Turkey and Egypt to bring Italian, Turkish and Spanish marble to the Indian market alongside its own Indian stone ranges.
- Incorporated in 1981; mining and manufacturing units in Morwad and Rajsamand.
- Annual installed production capacity of 0.5 million tonnes.
- Sources Italian, Turkish and Spanish marble through overseas quarry partnerships.
- Product range: Indian Marbles, Granite, Italian Marbles, Sandstone, Onyx and Quartzite.
Natural stone carries a sense of permanence that few other materials can match. For centuries, marble and granite have defined the world’s most admired interiors, from palace floors to modern kitchen countertops. Their appeal lies not just in appearance but in the way they age gracefully, developing character over decades of use while remaining structurally sound and visually commanding.
The journey of stone from quarry to finished slab is a careful balance of tradition and technology. Blocks are extracted with precision, then transported to processing facilities where diamond-tipped saws and automated polishers refine the raw surface into something smooth and luminous. Every stage demands attention to detail, ensuring the natural veining and color remain intact and beautifully presented.
Indian marble has a distinct identity shaped by the geology of Rajasthan, where some of the world’s finest deposits are found. The stone from this region is prized for its milky white base, subtle grey veining, and remarkable consistency. These qualities make it a preferred choice for flooring, wall cladding, and decorative elements in both residential and commercial projects around the globe.
Granite offers a different kind of beauty, one rooted in strength and crystalline depth. Its speckled patterns, formed by slowly cooling magma deep within the earth, give each slab a unique fingerprint. Architects often turn to granite for high-traffic areas and exterior applications because it resists scratching, heat, and weathering while maintaining its polished finish year after year.
The global stone trade connects quarries across continents, bringing together materials from India, Italy, Turkey, and beyond. This exchange allows designers and builders to draw from a broad palette of colors and textures, blending the warmth of Indian sandstone with the cool elegance of Italian marble to create spaces that feel both grounded and refined.
Quartzite has emerged as a compelling alternative for those who want the look of marble with the toughness of granite. Its subtle shimmer and range of soft, earthy tones lend themselves to contemporary kitchens and bathrooms. Resistant to etching and staining, quartzite handles the demands of daily life without sacrificing the understated luxury of natural stone.
Sandstone brings warmth and texture to architecture in a way that polished stone cannot. Its grainy surface and muted color spectrum evoke the landscapes from which it is quarried, making it a natural fit for exterior facades, garden pathways, and heritage-inspired builds. The material ages gently, its patina deepening under sun and rain.
Selecting the right stone for a project involves more than simply choosing a color. Factors like porosity, hardness, and finish all influence how the material will perform in its intended setting. A polished granite countertop behaves very differently from a honed marble floor, and understanding these distinctions helps ensure the stone remains beautiful and functional for decades.
Sustainability in the natural stone industry is an evolving conversation. Stone is inherently durable and requires little processing compared to synthetic alternatives, but responsible quarrying practices and efficient water management during fabrication are essential. A well-chosen stone surface can last a lifetime, reducing the need for replacement and the waste that comes with it.
The enduring popularity of natural stone speaks to a deeper human connection with materials formed by the earth itself. In an age of engineered surfaces and mass production, marble and granite offer something irreplaceable: a piece of geological history shaped into a surface that brings quiet elegance and lasting value to the spaces we inhabit every day.
By the Numbers
Stone Ranges & Export
Soni Marbles manufactures and exports a broad selection of natural stone for flooring, walls, countertops and architectural work, with a competitive price band that varies from stone to stone.
- Indian Marbles, Granite, Italian Marbles, Sandstone, Onyx and Quartzite.
- Named products include Crema Onyx, Black Marquina, Banswara Gold, Olive Onyx and Bidasar Green.
- Export operations serve international buyers alongside the domestic Indian market.
Our Approach
We aim to bridge demand-supply gaps in the natural stone market through design awareness and consistent quality control across our own quarries and manufacturing lines.
Our Commitment
From Morwad marble to imported Italian, Turkish and Spanish stone, we work to provide material selections intended to stand the test of time in homes and commercial projects.
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Contact
Reach our corporate, sales and factory teams directly for stone inquiries.
- Corporate & Sales Office
- 6 C – Madhuvan, 22 Meera Marg, Udaipur, Rajasthan, India – 313001
- Factory
- N.H. 8, Karjiya Ghati, Nathdwara, Rajasthan, India – 313301
- Phone
- +91-820-9538584 · +91-294-2427428 · +91-9929266637 · +91-9928018697 · +91-2953-232993
- info@sonimarbles.com · sales@sonimarbles.com
- Hours
- 08:00–16:00, Monday–Friday
