Origin: Northern South America, including French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname, Venezuela, Colombia, and Peru. Common Names: Marblewood, Angelim Rajado. The Tree: Marblewood trees are typically 65 to 100 feet tall with a maximum base diameter of 2 feet.

Where does Marblewood wood come from?

Figured Marblewood, scientific name Marmaroxylon racemosum, is from Northeastern South America. Trees are typically 65-100 feet tall with a maximum base diameter of 2 feet. Heartwood is a yellow to golden brown, with irregular brown, purple, or black streaks.

Is Marble Wood toxic?

Allergies/Toxicity: There have been no known adverse health effects associated with Marblewood.