What is Tumbled Stone?

The term "tumbled stone" or "Tumbled stone" refers to a process in which the stone is shaped by turning it in a tumble machine or by hand rubbing. This process is used to smooth, shape or polish the stone.

Tumbling of stone is often used to make natural stones more aesthetic and useful. For example, tumbled stones can be used in jewelry making or for decorative purposes.

Since tumbled stones are usually made from natural stones, each one is unique and their colors, patterns and shapes may vary.

Where Are Tumbled Stones Used?

Tumbled stones can be evaluated in a wide range of decorative and functional uses. Tumbled stones, which are frequently preferred in landscaping, offer an aesthetic appearance in areas such as garden paths, pool edges, waterways and flower beds. In addition, tumbled stones can also be used in interior decoration; they provide a natural and stylish touch especially in fireplace surrounds, kitchen countertops, bathroom floors and wall coverings. These stones, which are also used in the construction sector, are especially preferred in floor coverings thanks to their durability and non-slip surface properties. With both aesthetic and practical uses, tumbled stones are an ideal material for creating a natural atmosphere in various projects.

What Types of Stones Can the Tumbling Process Be Applied To?

The tumbling process can be applied to many types of stones.

• Dolomite
• Granite
• Travertine
• Podima
• Bell Stone
• Gneiss
• Basalt

Tumbling can be performed on many types of stones, especially tumbled stones.