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In addition to the production of our St.Laurent black quarry, we are specialized in supplying the most exclusive marbles in the Apuan region, especially Michelangelo, Calacata, Arabescato and Statuary. The seriousness with which each supply is addressed combines with the experience gained in more than 30 years of activity to ensure maximum satisfaction for our customers.



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Italy
Statuario marble is an extremely precious natural stone, extracted in the Carrara area, a very refined [..]
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Italy
Statuario Michelangelo marble is without a doubt one of the most beautiful and precious marbles that [..]
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France
Nero Saint Laurent marble is a natural stone distinguished by a deep black background crossed by irregular [..]
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Italy
Calacata Carrara marble is a splendid Italian marble extracted from Carrara quarries in the Apuan Alps. [..]
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An Italian marble extracted from the Carrara quarries. Extremely precious and elegant in a beautiful [..]
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Italy
Calacata Vagli marble is one of the most precious materials that are extracted from the marble quarries [..]
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Italy
Arabescato Vagli marble is extracted from quarries in Garfagnana, Tuscany, a natural stone of great [..]
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Italy
Statuarietto marble is a precious natural stone extracted from Carrara quarries, in Northern Tuscany [..]
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Italy
Venatino marble is an exclusive material extracted from the Carrara area, a stone characterized by a [..]
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Italy
White Carrara marble is the epitome of marble, the stone that allows to put the accent on its intrinsic [..]
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Italy
Giallo Siena marble is a natural stone typical of the Sienese mountains, for sure one of the most famous [..]
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France
Rosso Francia marble is a stone material with a beautiful dark red background extracted from quarries [..]
travertine
Italy
Travertine is a precious stone with an alveolar structure, used since ancient times to build and embellish [..]
onix
Onyx Honey is a natural stone, warm beige background crossed by white and ivy shades and veining. Sometimes [..]
quartzite