Natural stone tile is quarried directly from the earth and cut into uniform shapes, creating tiles that can be used in a variety of settings, depending on the type of stone selected. Ceramic Tiles are man-made from natural clay. This clay is baked in a kiln, and commonly finished with a glaze to protect the tiles from moisture and staining.

Porcelain tiles are made from a type of ceramic clay that's fired at very high temperatures, resulting in a dense and durable tile. The surface of a porcelain tile is typically smooth and consistent, with uniform coloring throughout. On the other hand, natural stone tiles are cut from quarried stone such as marble, granite, or slate.

Stone tile is a natural product. It's quarried from the earth and shaped into tiles. Examples of natural stones used for tiles include marble, limestone, slate and travertine. Stone tiles have been adding beauty to buildings and artwork since ancient times. Ceramic is a manmade type of tile.