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Top Travertine Exporters in Turkey

Updated June 2026 · StoneBuyandSell sourcing desk

Turkey is the world's largest travertine producer, supplying most of the global cross-cut and vein-cut travertine market from quarries concentrated around Denizli (the travertine capital), Afyon and Burdur. For US distributors and fabricators sourcing in 2026, several established travertine exporters listed on StoneBuyandSell operate or buy direct from quarry and ship slabs, tiles, blocks, pavers and pool coping in container volumes.

Featured Exporters on StoneBuyandSell

The companies below are drawn from StoneBuyandSell's Turkish travertine listings. Those marked Verified have completed StoneBuyandSell's exporter verification (confirmed contact, website and product categories); the others are active directory listings. For a full vetted shortlist by colour, cut and container capacity, contact the sourcing desk.

Travertine Quarry, Limestone Slabs, Tiles, Marble Slabs, Tiles, Travertine Slabs, Tiles, Travertine Blocks

Cemar Marble Verified Exporter

Pool Coping, Travertine Quarry, Marble Slabs, Tiles, Travertine Slabs, Tiles

Efesus Stone Verified Exporter

Basalt Slabs, Tiles, Granite Slabs, Tiles, Limestone Slabs, Tiles, Marble Slabs, Tiles, Onyx Slabs, Tiles

Temmer Marble Verified Exporter

Granite Slabs, Tiles, Limestone Slabs, Tiles, Marble Slabs, Tiles, Onyx Slabs, Tiles, Travertine Slabs, Tiles

Silkar Madencilik Verified Exporter

Slate, Granite Slabs, Tiles, Limestone Slabs, Tiles, Marble Slabs, Tiles, Travertine Slabs, Tiles

Angelo Valentino Marble Verified Exporter

Marble Slabs, Tiles, Onyx Slabs, Tiles, Travertine Slabs, Tiles

Why Turkey Dominates Travertine

Travertine is a calcium-carbonate stone formed at mineral springs, and Turkey's geology around the Anatolian fault has produced large, consistent deposits. The result is a broad commercial range: classic Ivory/Light, Walnut, Noce, Silver and Scabos, in honed-and-filled and tumbled finishes. For buyers, the practical advantages are price-per-square-foot, colour consistency across large lots, and depth of supply — you can re-order a similar vein-cut lot months later and still get a close match.

What to Specify When You Buy

  • Cut: Vein-cut (linear movement) vs. cross-cut (cloudy/flower pattern). Confirm before sampling — they are not interchangeable.
  • Fill: Filled & honed for commercial floors; unfilled/tumbled for exterior pavers and pool decks (better slip resistance).
  • Grade: Ask for "first quality / standard / commercial" definitions in writing. Turkish exporters grade differently; pin it down.
  • Thickness: 2cm and 3cm slabs; 1.2cm tiles; 3cm+ for pavers and coping.

Lead Times & Logistics

Plan for roughly 4–7 weeks production on a mixed container plus 3–5 weeks ocean transit from the Turkish Aegean (Izmir) to the US East Coast (longer to the West Coast). Most exporters quote FOB and many will arrange CIF.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country is the largest travertine exporter in the world?

Turkey is the largest travertine-producing and exporting country globally, with the world's richest travertine reserves. No single firm dominates; supply is spread across many Denizli, Afyon and Burdur quarry operators and trading houses.

Can I buy travertine blocks directly from the quarry in Turkey?

Yes. Several Turkish exporters publish travertine-quarry and travertine-block categories, meaning they can supply raw blocks to fabricators with their own gangsaws. Confirm block dimensions, yield and crating before you order.

What is the minimum order for Turkish travertine?

Most exporters work in full containers (roughly 18–22 tons). Mixed containers combining tile and paver programs are common.

Is Turkish travertine cheaper than Italian marble?

Generally yes. Turkey's scale and quarry-direct supply make it the volume-price leader, while Italy commands a premium for design-grade marble.

Sourcing a stone program?

Our sourcing desk maintains vetted exporter shortlists by corridor, colour, cut and container capacity.

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