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Marble can be used in the kitchen but it is not advisable because it is highly reactive to the acids found in items such as vinegar, orange juice, and lemons. Acids can etch the stone, leave dull marks or rings, and remove the shine. It is possible to restore the shine but the process can tedious, time-consuming and expensive.
