Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about our decorative white pebbles, orders, styling, and care.

Shopping & Orders

Where to buy white pebbles?

You can buy white pebbles directly from White Pebble Wonders at whitepebblewonders.com. We offer three collections, SIERRA, MALIBU, and LAGUNA, in sizes from 1 to 5 inches.

Where to buy white pebbles near me?

White Pebble Wonders sells online and delivers to the contiguous 48 states. Enter your address at checkout to confirm delivery to your location. Alaska, Hawaii, and U.S. territories are not available at this time.

Where to get white pebbles?

You can get white pebbles at whitepebblewonders.com. SIERRA (1–2 inches) suits planters and tabletops, MALIBU (2–3 inches) works indoors and outdoors, and LAGUNA (3–5 inches) is made for large outdoor areas.

How much are white pebbles?

SIERRA and MALIBU start at $39.99 for 20 lb and go up to $164.99 for 100 lb. LAGUNA is sold in bulk, starting at 2,200 lb for $1,320. Shipping, if applicable, is shown at checkout.

How do I check shipping costs and delivery options?

Add items to your cart and enter your delivery address. Shipping options and costs are shown at checkout before you pay. Orders to the contiguous 48 states typically arrive within 10–15 days of purchase.

How can I track my order?

You receive a shipping confirmation email with a tracking link once your order ships. Larger orders may ship in multiple packages, each with its own tracking number.

Can I buy white pebbles in bulk?

Yes. LAGUNA is sold in bulk from 2,200 lb, and SIERRA and MALIBU come in packs up to 100 lb. For freight or project orders, email sales@whitepebblewonders.com with the product, weight, and delivery ZIP code.

What if I need to return my order?

Unused pebbles in original, resalable condition may be returned within 90 days of delivery. Please submit a request on our Return Request page before sending anything back. Return shipping costs may apply, and bulk and freight orders are generally final sale.

About Our Pebbles

What are white pebbles?

White pebbles are smooth, rounded stones used as decorative ground cover in planters, garden beds, borders, and indoor décor. White Pebble Wonders offers natural white pebbles in sizes from 1 to 5 inches.

What are white pebbles made of?

Our unpolished white pebbles are made of natural marble sourced from mineral-rich quarries in India. They are handpicked and tumbled smooth in a chemical-free process, without bleach or paint.

Are white pebbles natural?

Yes. Our pebbles are natural stone, handpicked and tumbled smooth in a chemical-free process, without bleach or artificial polish. Color, size, and shape vary slightly from stone to stone.

Where do white pebbles come from?

Our pebbles come from mineral-rich quarries in India. They are handpicked, tumbled smooth in a chemical-free process, and inspected for color and consistency before shipping to customers in the contiguous 48 states.

How to make white pebbles?

Natural white pebbles are not manufactured. They are quarried, sorted by hand, and tumbled smooth. Ours are tumbled without chemicals, so the white color comes from the stone itself rather than paint or bleach.

Which White Pebble Wonders collections are available?

We offer three collections: SIERRA (1–2 inches) for indoor planters and tabletops, MALIBU (2–3 inches) for indoor and outdoor use, and LAGUNA (3–5 inches) for large outdoor landscapes.

Are your white pebbles matte or glossy?

Our pebbles have a matte, natural sheen rather than a glossy polish. Finish and shade can vary slightly from stone to stone.

Do all pebbles have exactly the same shape and size?

No. Natural stone varies slightly in shape, size, and shade. Each collection has a size range: SIERRA 1–2 inches, MALIBU 2–3 inches, and LAGUNA 3–5 inches.

Can I use white pebbles in an aquarium?

Polished marble pebbles can be used in an aquarium. Before adding them to a tank, we recommend confirming the material composition, because it can change water hardness and pH, which may affect fish.

Garden & Décor

What are the white pebbles in soil?

White pebbles placed on top of soil are usually decorative top-dressing stones. They create a neat finish around plants, reduce soil splashing, and may help limit some surface evaporation, depending on the planting conditions.

Can I put white pebbles on top of potting soil?

Yes. A layer of SIERRA pebbles on top of potting soil gives planters a clean look and can reduce soil splashing. Keep stones away from plant stems and drainage holes.

How to use white pebbles in the garden?

Use white pebbles as decorative borders, around planters, at the edge of flower beds, or in areas meant to be viewed rather than walked on. Prepare the surface first and arrange the stones to achieve the look you want.

How to lay white pebbles in the garden?

Remove weeds and debris, level the area, and install an appropriate barrier or edging where needed. Spread the pebbles evenly to the visual depth you prefer, while keeping drainage openings and plant stems clear. These decorative pebbles are not intended as a walking surface.

Are white pebbles suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. MALIBU and LAGUNA are made for outdoor use, and MALIBU is weather-resistant. SIERRA can be used in garden borders but is best suited to indoor spaces. Outdoor pebbles may need an occasional rinse.

Can I walk on White Pebble Wonders pebbles?

Our decorative white pebbles are intended for display, not for footpaths or areas with frequent foot traffic. Walking on them can move the arrangement and transfer dirt onto the white surface.

Cleaning & Care

How to keep pebbles white?

Clear leaves and debris regularly, rinse off dust with a hose, and improve drainage so water does not pool. Wash dirty stones with water and a little mild, pH-neutral soap, and avoid acids and bleach.

How to make pebbles white again?

Rinse off loose dirt, then soak the stones briefly in water with a little mild, pH-neutral soap. Scrub gently with a soft brush, rinse well, and let them dry. Deep stains may not come out.

How to stop pebbles going green?

Green pebbles are usually algae or moss, which grow in damp, shaded spots. Scrub with a soft brush and water, rinse, and let dry. To limit regrowth, improve drainage, reduce shade, and clear debris.

How to clean white pebbles in the garden with baking soda?

Baking soda can be used for light cleaning. Mix it with warm water, scrub gently with a soft brush, and rinse well to remove residue. Test a few stones first.

How to clean white pebbles in the garden with vinegar?

We do not recommend vinegar. Its acid can etch calcium-based stones such as marble and limestone and leave them dull. Use water and mild, pH-neutral soap instead.

How to keep white pebbles clean?

Lay landscape fabric under the pebbles to keep soil from working up, and clear leaves and debris regularly. Rinse when dusty and spot-clean stains with a soft brush and mild soap.

How to wash white pebbles?

Place a small batch in a bucket or colander and rinse with clean water. Scrub stubborn dirt with a soft brush and a little mild soap, rinse well, and let the stones air-dry.

How to clean white pebbles in the garden?

Clear leaves and debris, then rinse the pebbles in place with a hose. For deeper cleaning, lift out a small batch, wash with mild, pH-neutral soap and water, rinse, and return once dry.

Can you bleach white pebbles?

We do not recommend bleach. Our pebbles are not bleached, and bleach can leave residue and affect nearby plants and soil. Use water and mild, pH-neutral soap instead.

Sizing & Coverage

How much area will 100 lb of pebbles cover?

At about 22 lb per square foot, 100 lb of SIERRA or MALIBU covers roughly 4.5 square feet. For LAGUNA, at about 29 lb per square foot, 100 lb covers roughly 3.4 square feet. Actual coverage varies with layout and depth.

How many pounds of pebbles do I need per square foot?

Plan on about 22 lb of SIERRA or MALIBU per square foot, or about 29 lb of LAGUNA. These are planning estimates from our coverage calculator, and actual needs vary with layout and depth.

How do I calculate how many pounds of pebbles I need?

Multiply your area's length by its width in feet to get square feet, then multiply by 22 for SIERRA or MALIBU or by 29.33 for LAGUNA. For example, a 5 ft by 4 ft bed needs about 440 lb of SIERRA.

How do I measure pebble size?

Measure a stone across its widest point with a ruler. Our collections range from 1–2 inches (SIERRA) to 2–3 inches (MALIBU) and 3–5 inches (LAGUNA).