Banded grey with silver and charcoal movement — the contemporary answer to ivory.
Silver travertine reads cooler and more architectural than the ivory family. Cut across the bed it shows cloudy grey rosettes; cut with the vein it becomes a striped, almost linear stone that suits modern elevations and long runs of cladding.
It runs several dollars a foot above ivory because the silver beds are thinner and yield less per block. Colour consistency is the thing to watch: silver travertine varies more crate-to-crate than any other stone in this library, so it is worth pulling from a single lot for a whole deck.
It carries more heat than ivory but far less than a charcoal stone — comfortable on a patio, defensible around a pool if the client wants the darker look.
Each of these opens the library filtered to everything suitable for that use, so you can see what Silver Travertine is competing against.
Post the project and contractors working in your county bid on it — with this stone already specified.