The stone
Crema Marfil.
A recrystallized, fine-grained limestone in cream-to-white tones, with irregular calcite veinlets — quarried as one variety, from one source, at our own quarry in Pinoso, Alicante, Spain.
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Color, veining, character.
Cream-to-white tones carried through with irregular calcite veinlets — the natural variation of stone quarried directly from the ground, not manufactured for uniformity.
Geological origin
One quarry. One deposit.
Crema Marfil is drawn from a single geological unit — Formación Coto, within the Prebético interno domain — at our quarry in Pinoso, Alicante. The full origin story is covered on the Quarry page.
Grade & technical data
Specification, as it becomes available.
A formal commercial grading system and laboratory technical data for this deposit are not yet published. What is confirmed today is covered on the Quality page.
Commercial grading and lab technical data (density, water absorption, compressive and flexural strength, porosity) are reserved, pending testing and documentation.