Abalone Shell Mosaic Tile

Experience the beauty of the ocean with our Abalone Shell Mosaic Tile. Crafted from real abalone shells, these tiles add a luxurious and unique touch to any space. With their iridescent shine and durability, they are perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Elevate your design with these stunning tiles.

The Natural Elegance of Abalone Shell Mosaic Tile

1. Introduction to Abalone Shell Mosaic Tile

Abalone shell mosaic tiles, crafted from deep-sea shells or artificially cultivated shells, offer a stunning decorative effect. Whether used on walls or tabletops, their warm touch and beautiful luster make them a more intimate and natural choice compared to artificial building materials.

2. Sourcing and Characteristics of Abalone Shell Mosaic Tiles

🔹 Deep-Sea Shells: Vibrant & Premium Quality

• New & Exclusive: Shell mosaic tiles have emerged in the market in recent years and belong to a new category of ceramic tiles.
• Rarity & Cost: Deep-sea shells are limited in quantity and challenging to collect, making them expensive.
• Pricing: High-end deep-sea shell tiles cost over 4,000 yuan per square meter, with some luxury options exceeding 10,000 yuan per square meter.
• Sourcing: Imported from Australia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and other regions, deep-sea shells used for mosaics include:
  ✅ Black butterfly shells
  ✅ White butterfly shells
  ✅ Yellow disc shells
  ✅ Pink shells
  ✅ Milk snails

These shells, nurtured in nature, feature larger sizes, natural shapes, and vibrant colors, making them highly desirable for interior decoration.

🔹 Artificially Propagated Shells: Affordable & Accessible

• Currently, only mother-of-pearl shells are cultivated artificially.
• Advantages:
  ✅ Fast-growing and readily available
  ✅ Lower cost, making them the dominant material for abalone shell mosaic tiles
• Drawbacks:
  ❌ Artificial shells are smaller in size and lack the rich, vibrant colors of deep-sea shells.
  ❌ Their decorative effect is not as striking as deep-sea shell tiles.

Due to their affordability and availability, artificially propagated shells are widely used, though they do not match the luxury and uniqueness of deep-sea shell mosaics.