Requirement lock
Material, grade expectation, dimensions, finish, quantity, destination and required timeline.
Buyer + ARVION
Natural Stone

For export & trade buyers
Lot-level material review, commercial alignment and coordinated packing and dispatch for trade requirements.
Material, MOQ, lead time and loading basis are confirmed against the actual requirement.
Procurement flow
The exact route depends on stone, volume and destination. The control points stay consistent.
Material, grade expectation, dimensions, finish, quantity, destination and required timeline.
Buyer + ARVIONCurrent material, natural variation, available format and relevant production basis are reviewed.
Material deskMOQ, packing basis, lead time, payment milestones, offer validity and Incoterm are written clearly.
Confirmed in offerProduction follow-through, quality checkpoints, export packing, documents and loading coordination.
Operations deskContainer & logistics
Natural stone shipping is weight-led. Final loading quantity depends on format, thickness, packing method, container limit and destination rules.
A responsible load plan begins with actual dimensions, packing and permitted weight—not an unsupported fixed-piece promise.
Slabs, cut-to-size or project formats are packed to the agreed order and transport requirement.
Crate, bundle and container planning is confirmed against actual dimensions and permitted weight.
Commercial and shipment documents are prepared to the transaction and destination requirement.
Dispatch status and available shipment references are shared through the agreed communication line.
Commercial clarity
ARVION only presents certificates that apply to the legal entity, facility, stone and shipment in question. Share your market and required documents before offer so applicability can be checked.

A shorter production conversation
Family-factory access helps ARVION keep production visibility, finish discussions and volume planning closer for Rajasthan Black requirements.
Ready when the brief is
Stone. Format. Quantity. Destination. Timeline.
That is enough to begin a serious conversation.