TUFA TRAVERTINE COASTERS

Set of four · Circle, hexagon or square

Free standard shipping on every order

TUFA TRAVERTINE COASTERS

Set of four · Circle, hexagon or square

Free standard shipping on every order

Travertine Coasters: 5 Things to Know About the Tufa Set

Tufa Travertine Stone Coasters in circle, hexagon and square shapes

Calm Eden Sleep Journal

Oct 3, 2026

Round Tufa Travertine Stone Coaster under a glass of water on a desk

1. The Stone Holds the Condensation

A stone coaster is a slab of natural stone that sits under a glass or mug. Tufa coasters are honed travertine with the pores left open, so the water that runs off a cold glass is drawn into the stone instead of pooling on the table.

Stack of hexagon Tufa Travertine Stone Coasters on a wooden tray

2. Three Shapes, One Size

Each set is four coasters in one shape: circle, hexagon or square. Every coaster is about 10 cm across, wide enough for a large mug, a tumbler or a wine glass.

The shape is a matter of looks. Circles sit softly on a round table, hexagons stack into a neat column, and squares suit straight-edged surfaces. The stone and the job are the same.

Set of four round Tufa Travertine Stone Coasters fanned out on a linen runner

3. No Two Coasters Look the Same

Travertine is a natural limestone. The grain, the pitting and the small flecks differ on every piece, so the four coasters in a set match in shape and size but not in pattern. It is quarried stone, not a print.

The top is honed smooth, with the natural pores still visible. Expect a cream tone that varies a little from coaster to coaster.

Two round Tufa Travertine Stone Coasters under coffee mugs on a coffee table

4. Cork Feet Keep Stone Off the Table

Small cork feet on the underside mean the stone never touches the tabletop. The coaster has enough weight to stay put when you lift the glass. Hot mugs and teapots are fine on it too.

Square Tufa Travertine Stone Coaster under a glass of red wine on a dining table

5. Care: A Damp Cloth, No Acids

Wipe with a damp cloth and let the coaster air dry. Do not soak it. Keep harsh cleaners and acids such as citrus and vinegar away, because they mark limestone. If wine spills, blot it promptly and rinse with plain water.

A little stone sealer once a year helps the pores resist stains. That is the whole routine: no special cleaner, and nothing to replace.

Tufa Travertine Stone Coasters on a live-edge oak coffee table

TUFA TRAVERTINE COASTERS

Tufa Coasters: A Set of Four

Four natural honed travertine coasters, about 10 cm across

Small cork feet under every coaster

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Pick circle, hexagon or square, and expect every piece to look a little different.

Hand setting a glass of iced tea down on a hexagon Tufa Travertine Stone Coaster

What do stone coasters do?

A stone coaster sits under a glass or mug and keeps moisture and heat off the table. Tufa coasters are natural honed travertine with open pores, so condensation from a cold glass is drawn into the stone instead of pooling on the wood.

Will travertine coasters scratch my table?

No. Each Tufa coaster has small cork feet on the underside, so the stone itself does not touch the tabletop.

How do I clean travertine coasters?

Wipe them with a damp cloth and let them air dry. Do not soak them, and keep harsh cleaners and acids such as citrus and vinegar away, because travertine is a natural limestone. A little stone sealer once a year helps it resist stains.

What if the coasters are not right for my table?

You have a 30-day risk-free trial from delivery. If you are not happy for any reason, tell us within 30 days and return them for a refund, opened or used.

Hexagon Tufa Travertine Stone Coasters under glasses of iced tea on a patio table

TUFA TRAVERTINE COASTERS

Tufa Coasters: Circle, Hexagon or Square

One shape per set, four coasters in each

Open-pored stone with a honed-smooth top

SEE THE TUFA COASTERS

30-day risk-free trial

Free standard shipping on every order. Wipe with a damp cloth and let the stone air dry.

Stone coasters vs cork and ceramic coasters

Check Natural stone coaster Cork or paper coaster Glazed ceramic coaster
What it is Tufa: natural honed travertine, about 10 cm across Pressed cork or card Fired clay with a glazed top
Condensation Drawn into the open pores of the stone Soaks into the coaster Sits on the glazed surface
Weight Stone; stays on the table when you lift the glass Light Varies by coaster
Under the coaster Cork feet The coaster itself Check the base
Care Damp cloth, air dry; keep acids away Replace when worn Wipe clean

What is in the set

Each Tufa set is four coasters in one shape: circle, hexagon or square. Every coaster is natural honed travertine, about 10 cm across, with cork feet underneath. Free standard shipping on every order. Orders are usually dispatched within 24 hours.

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