Jerusalem Gold Limestone: Many ages ago this natural stone was primarily used in many of Israel’s ancient churches, small hillside stone homes as well as fortresses. In fact there was a law that was passed by the British Mandatory Authorities that Jerusalem stone is to be the one and only building material that shall be…
Golden Persa Granite: Golden Persa Granite, a beautiful and exotic Granite quarried in the country of Brazil. The natural colors inherent in this rocks material are rich shades of brown, nobel golds and highlights of buttery creams. This stone has large smoky quartz veins through out the slab, finished off with super fine sprinkles of…
Golden Persa Granite: Golden Persa Granite, a beautiful and exotic Granite quarried in the country of Brazil. The natural colors inherent in this rocks material are rich shades of brown, nobel golds and highlights of buttery creams. This stone has large smoky quartz veins through out the slab, finished off with super fine sprinkles of…
Greenland Granite: Greenland the name says it all…its lush like vein’s of green waver in a smooth kite- like fashion. This is a truly unique material with its various greens and hazy grays that are delightfully interlaced with delicate threads of burgundy. This stone is soothing to the eye yet entices the viewer with geological…
Greenland Granite: Greenland the name says it all…its lush like vein’s of green waver in a smooth kite- like fashion. This is a truly unique material with its various greens and hazy grays that are delightfully interlaced with delicate threads of burgundy. This stone is soothing to the eye yet entices the viewer with geological…
Bronzite Granite Slabs Bronzite Granite, an exotic material originating from Brazil with gorgeous dark chocolate hues and deep golden cherry-like highlights with a slight metallic luster. This Granite is most suitable as an interior application such as kitchen countertops, a vanity, art niches, flooring, etc.. Not only is this material unique with its colors alone…
Here we showcase our Polished, Stalattite Brown Onyx a warm honey chocolate hued material from the Middle East. This material was once originally formed in deep caverns possibly as a Stalactite formation collectively known as a dripstone. Over a period of time, space and its overall dependence and presence of air it continues to “drip”…
Here we showcase our Polished, Stalattite Brown Onyx a warm honey chocolate hued material from the Middle East. This material was once originally formed in deep caverns possibly as a Stalactite formation collectively known as a dripstone. Over a period of time, space and its overall dependence and presence of air it continues to “drip”…
Maplewood Rock and Gem Club Annual Fall Show Maplewood Clubhouse 8802 196th St SW Edmonds, WA Saturday, November 6, 2010 9AM – 5PM Sunday, November 7, 2010 9AM – 4PM International Gem & Jewelry ShowSeattle Center Mercer St., at 3rd Ave., N. Seattle, WA 98109 NOVEMBER 19-21, 2010 Friday 12:00 pm-6:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am-6:00…
Maplewood Rock and Gem Club Annual Fall Show Maplewood Clubhouse 8802 196th St SW Edmonds, WA Saturday, November 6, 2010 9AM – 5PM Sunday, November 7, 2010 9AM – 4PM International Gem & Jewelry ShowSeattle Center Mercer St., at 3rd Ave., N. Seattle, WA 98109 NOVEMBER 19-21, 2010 Friday 12:00 pm-6:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am-6:00…
Why white Danby marble? Aside from the beauty, it’s low absorption rate of (0.07) makes it highly suitable for use in the kitchen. This is much lower than many granites!! On average, Danby marble is installed EVERYDAY in this country! And last but not least, Vermont Quarries is the 1st & only marble quarry to…
Why white Danby marble? Aside from the beauty, it’s low absorption rate of (0.07) makes it highly suitable for use in the kitchen. This is much lower than many granites!! On average, Danby marble is installed EVERYDAY in this country! And last but not least, Vermont Quarries is the 1st & only marble quarry to…
• 28 Granites • 48 Marbles • 14 Limestones • 12 Onyxs • 5 Quartzites • 4 Soapstones • 5 Travertines • 1 type of Schist (Pietra del Cardosa)
• 28 Granites • 48 Marbles • 14 Limestones • 12 Onyxs • 5 Quartzites • 4 Soapstones • 5 Travertines • 1 type of Schist (Pietra del Cardosa)
