We use 3 checks for every factual page on this site: an Amazstone catalog entry or measured result, a public authority when the claim is general, and a reviewer. Commercial and certificate details are left out until a dated source supports them.
How do you make sure a stone detail is accurate?
We state a stone detail only as specifically as the supporting information allows: a catalog label, a material-family reference, an approved specification or a measured product result.
| Detail | What we check | How we present it |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog name or color | An Amazstone catalog entry and its page reference | We use the catalog name and do not assume stock |
| Material property | ASTM, USGS, Natural Stone Institute or equivalent public source | We give the family range and its condition |
| Weight or dimension | Drawing, measured item, density and calculation | We show units, basis and whether it is top or assembled mass |
| Commercial value | Dated quotation, invoice or approved policy | We show it only with a dated document; otherwise we leave the value out |
| Project or factory visual | Source, permission and caption | We say whether the image is supplier-supplied, owned or illustrative |
We match the detail to the right source. A catalog entry takes priority for a commercial stone name, while an ASTM method or USGS glossary can explain the general property that the name alone cannot establish.
What happens if you spot a mistake?
If you report a mistake, we keep your message, supporting document, our decision and the page update date together so the change can be checked later. Removing a disputed claim without that context would make the next check unreliable.
- Send the page URL and the exact sentence.
- Include a verifiable source with a date and the condition it supports.
- We compare the source with the current text, table and FAQ.
- We correct the claim or leave it out until support is available.
- We update the visible date and structured dateModified together.
A correction can narrow one sentence without changing the whole page. For example, a statement that every marble has the same hardness should become a material-family reference with an explicit condition. We also check whether the same unsupported wording appears in a heading or answer box.
Where can you check the details behind a claim?
Material references, buying guides, factory checks and commercial pages show the details behind each claim, so you can inspect them instead of relying on a general trust statement.
Frequently asked questions
How does this site verify stone furniture claims?
Each factual statement must point to an Amazstone catalog entry, public technical source, dated measurement or approved commercial document. The writer names the condition behind dimensions and weights and withholds unsupported fields. A second check compares the visible answer, table and FAQ with the cited evidence before the page date changes.
What counts as evidence for a stone specification?
A usable specification identifies the stone name, tested or measured property, method, date, product type and applicable condition. A family range is context, not proof that a particular slab has the same value. Commercial size, finish, thickness and quantity should come from the approved drawing or quotation, not from a generic material page.
How quickly are material or price errors corrected?
The correction interval depends on the approved editorial schedule and cannot be inferred from a page date. A material, price or stock error should be held from further publication until reviewed. Send the URL and disputed sentence with a verifiable source through the contact route; the approved reviewer documents the decision and updates the page date.
How is AI used in stone furniture content?
AI may help organize research, compare terminology and flag repeated wording. It cannot invent a price, production capacity, certificate, project, measurement or commercial term. A person must check every source-backed sentence and commercial claim before publication. AI output does not replace the supporting evidence or the named reviewer.
Who can you ask about a correction?
Amazstone Editorial Team checks facts and handles corrections. To report a correction, email sales@amazstone.com. We do not publish an individual name or job title.
| What we check | Who handles it |
|---|---|
| Facts and corrections | Amazstone Editorial Team; sales@amazstone.com. No individual name or job title is assigned. |
- Google’s guidance says helpful content should put people first and demonstrate first-hand expertise where the topic calls for it. Google Search Central
- Google’s spam policies identify scaled content abuse as producing many pages without adding enough value; this policy therefore treats repeated template prose as a quality failure. Google spam policies
- ASTM C503 and C1527 are distinct standards for marble and travertine dimension stone; the specification should state the tested material and intended use. ASTM C503 and ASTM C1527
Last updated: 2026-10-28. We update the visible date only after checking the supporting documents.