Marbled

Marbled: A stone, or other object, with two or more colors swirled together.

Marbled Bugle Bead
A recent Toho bead innovation taking an opaque bugle bead and giving it a marbled surface coating. Also available as gilded marble with a surface coating of uneven gilding over the marbled surface
Matte Bugle Bead ...

Agate, Marbled Wares - From about 1740, potters intermingled white and colored clays to produce Solid Agate or blended different colored slips to produce Surface Agate as a decorative effect or to emulate natural stones on earthenware.

This uniquely marbled stone is a dance of various shades of pink, ranging from very light to deep raspberry.

It is sometimes marbled or shaded. Pink roses and other carved pieces are made from this coral. Pendants, earrings in shape of a rose, tulip or just a figurine are highly popular. In 1966 it was discovered off the coast of Omaha.

A variety of ivory from the tusks (horn) of the Arctic male narwhal whale. It is coarse and marbled grey and white. In modern times it is used mainly in Japan, often to make Netsukes.

It has specks of black and white similar to a kiwi fruit. The unique marbled pattern of kiwi stone has made it one of the most popular gemstones being used today. The kiwi stone that I used in my work are dyed red, turquoise-green, purple.

and Gemfields regions of Queensland, Australia have also produced some of the finer specimens of greenish-yellow, golden, green, orange, and blue sapphire, as well as the unusual "parti-colored," or multi-colored sapphires which are marbled with hues ...

[24] Some of the birds that depend on these marshes include:[25] Wilson's phalarope, red-necked phalarope, American avocet, black-necked stilt, marbled godwit, snowy plover, western sandpiper, long-billed dowitcher, tundra swan, ...

See also: Marble, Shape, Jewel, Metal, Cut