Spanish Limestone
Spanish Limestones range in colour from the white Caliza Capri to the striking black Nero Marquina.
Some of the best known, such as Crema Marfil and Dark Emperador, are hard stones that can be highly polished and are often mistaken for marbles.
Our range includes:
Bateig, Caliza Capri, Cenia Cream, Cenia Grey, Crema Marfil, Dark Emperador, Gris Catalan, Juneda, Nero Marquina, Rojo Alicante, Siera Elvira
Within this range, many of the quarries have several layers or beds of stone (known as benches) that can have different technical and aesthetic properties. Please call and we will be happy to discuss the details.
The most popular of our Spanish Limestones are shown in more detail below but if you do not see what you want, please get in touch.

Caliza Capri
Description: White limestone with faint clouds of tiny shell fossils.
Suitable for: Internal flooring, Wall cladding, Masonry, Carving
Other names: n/a

Crema Marfil
Description: Famous cream coloured stone with cinnamon coloured veining.
Suitable for: Internal flooring, Wall cladding, Masonry, Carving
Other names: n/a

Dark Emperador
Description: Chestnut brown background with white veining.
Suitable for: Internal flooring, Wall cladding
Other names: Marron Imperial

Gris Catalan
Description: A grey limestone from northern Spain with some white shell fossils.
Suitable for: Internal flooring, Wall cladding
Other names: n/a

Nero Marquina
Description: Black limestone with white veining and some grey shell fossils.
Suitable for: Internal flooring, Wall cladding, Masonry
Other names: n/a

Sierra Elvira
Description: A bronze/grey hard limestone with some black veining and some white quartz veining.
Suitable for: Internal flooring, Wall cladding, Masonry
Other names: Grey Venezia
Samples of Spanish Limestone
We keep small samples of many of these Spanish Limestones in our samples showroom in Arborfield near Reading, Berkshire that you can take away with you. We also have some larger samples to view. Small samples can be sent out by post or courier. The samples are free of charge if you cover the cost of the postage.