MAIN NATURAL STONES AND NATIONAL MARBLE

In this article we are going to present the national marbles and natural stones, which more usually usually work in the different projects.


MARBLE WHITE MACAEL

It is a marble from the town of Almería de Macel, which is extracted in the Sierra de los Filabres. It is characterized by its purity of white with a characteristic gray veining.




CREAM IVORY

Characteristic by its beig tonality, it is extra mainly of the zone of Alicante.



GRAY MACAEL

It is characterized by its gray color with rectilinear betas of a darker gray color.




GREEN MACAEL

It is characterized by its intense green tonality, next to a speck of white veins.





STONE LIME


The limestone is a sedimentary stone of whitish tonality, composed mainly of layers of calcium carbonate, residues of organic matter, marine creatures, corals, ...




TRAVERTINO OLIVILLO

It is characterized by a tonality that resembles wood with a nice light stripes. There are darker and lighter shades. It is one of the materials that we usually demand for the elaboration of architectural elements such as fountains, columns, fireplaces, ...





TRAVERTINO TURCO

The travertine tuco usually presents in two main tonalities:
The most common and characteristic tonality we could identify as a coffee color with a little milk.
A clearer hue, quite similar to the Roman travertine.



BLACK MARQUINA

Elegant and classic, characteristic for its intense color and its white betas.




Location: 04867 Macael, Almería, España

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