hiperrealistic photography of white marble. Marble is a metamorphic rock formed through chemical and physical transformations under high pressure and temperature conditions. Its structure is exceptionally dense and fine-grained, imparting extraordinary durability and elegance. Classic marble colors include shades of white, gray, cream, pink, and green. The surface of marble can be smooth, matte, or slightly rough, adding a unique texture to the stone. Characteristic of marble are veining and patterns, natural formations that give the stone its distinctive character. These may be subtle, irregular patterns with a delicate shape, contributing to marble's aesthetic appeal. Within the marble, intricately embedded gilding enhances its appearance, providing a luxurious and exclusive look. Gilding may take the form of delicate spots, inlays, or abstract patterns crafted from real gold. The glimmer of the gilding adds depth and brilliance, simultaneously emphasizing the exceptional character of the marble. Subtle light effects on the surface of the marble highlight its structure and patterns. Light reflecting off the gilding creates unique reflections, giving the stone a three-dimensional and dynamic appearance. Warm light accentuates the elegance of the gilding, creating a contrast with the cool tones of the marble. --ar 16:9 --s 50