Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Materials Facet
3. Materials (hierarchy name)
4. materials (substances)
5. [materials by composition]
6. inorganic material
7. rock (inorganic material)

Narrower term/s

• jade (rock)[+]
  • nephrite [NP]
  • jadeite [NP] [+]
    • ayah kyauk
• lapis lazuli (rock)
• gneiss[+]
  • khondalite
• hornfels
• marble (rock)[+]
  • [marble by composition or origin] [+]
    • Purbeck marble
    • Botticino marble
    • Candoglia marble
    • dolomitic marble
    • Georgia marble
    • Mondragone marble
    • Docimium marble
  • [marble by form or function] [+]
    • breccia marble [+]
      • breccia corallina
      • breccia a semesanto
      • breccia di Settebasi
      • breccia traccagnina
      • breche violette marble
      • broccatellone
      • Egyptian breccia marble
      • mischio marble
      • Affricano
      • rosso brecciato
      • Sarrancolin marble
      • brèche d'Alep
    • madrepore marble
    • shell marble [+]
      • broccatello
      • lepanto marble
      • lumachella
      • occhio di pavone
      • Sussex marble
    • statuary marble
  • [marble by color or pattern] [+]
    • onyx marble [+]
      • Tabriz marble
    • black marble [+]
      • Belgian black marble
      • Eleusinian marble
      • Irish black marble
      • lucullite
      • nero antico
      • Rockingham royal black marble
      • Saint Anne marble
      • paragon (marble)
    • gray marble [+]
      • bardiglio [+]
      • bigio antico
      • bigio e nero antico [NP]
      • bigio e nero di francia
      • bigio morato
      • bougard marble
      • Formosa marble
      • parmazo marble
      • Napoleon gray marble
    • green marble [+]
      • Connemara marble
      • Iona marble
      • verd antique [NP] [+]
    • pink marble [+]
      • Tennessee Pink marble
    • red marble [+]
      • Griotte marble
      • Languedoc marble
      • rouge de Rance
      • rouge antique marble
      • Levanto granite [NP] [+]
      • Verona red marble
      • rosso di Levanto [NP]
    • variegated marble [+]
      • Lyonaise marble
      • bianco e giallo
      • portor marble
      • brocatelle marble
      • cipollino
      • cottanello
      • fiore di Persico
      • fiorto marble
      • giallo tigrato
      • Numidian marble [+]
      • pavonazzetto
      • Porta Santa marble
      • rosso di francia
      • Tennessee marble
      • Vermont white statuary marble
      • Winooski marble
      • Proconnesian marble [+]
      • forest marble [+]
    • white marble [+]
      • Alabama Cream [+]
      • Carrara marble
      • Cockeysville marble
      • Colorado Yule marble
      • Hymettian marble
      • Istrian marble
      • Lee marble
      • lesbio
      • Missouri marble
      • palombino
      • Parian marble
      • Pentelic marble
      • porino
      • tasio
      • Texas marble
      • tirio
      • White Cherokee marble
      • Lasa marble
      • Naxian marble
    • yellow marble [+]
      • Lisbon yellow marble
      • Siena marble
• phyllite
• quartzite[+]
  • ganister
  • silcrete
• schist[+]
  • pietra ollare
  • magnesian schist
• slate (rock)[+]
  • [slate by form or function] [+]
    • blackboard slate
    • roofing slate [+]
      • wrestler slate
    • structural slate
  • [slate by color or quality] [+]
    • gray slate
    • black slate
    • blue slate
    • green slate [+]
      • Vermont green slate
    • red slate
    • purple slate
    • banded slate
• soapstone (metamorphic rock)[+]
  • French chalk
  • Alberene stone
  • potstone
  • Virginia greenstone
• serpentinite[+]
  • amianto
  • marmolite
  • pietra nefritica
  • serpentina comune
  • verde di Ponsevera
  • verde ranocchia
  • verd antique [+]
    • verde di Pegli
    • verde di Genoa
    • verde di Prato
  • Levanto granite [+]
    • rosso di Levanto
    • verde di Levanto (serpentinite)
• eclogite

Anotations

Scope note:

Rocks that result from the alteration of pre-existing rocks in response to changing environmental conditions, such as variations in temperature, pressure, and mechanical stress, and the addition or subtraction of chemical components. The pre-existing rocks may be igneous, sedimentary, or other metamorphic rocks.