Jerusalem Stone

Jerusalem Stone is the name given to stone quarried in areas from the Jordan River on the east of Israel to the Mediterranean Sea on the country's west, and from the southern Port of Eilat on the Red Sea to The Galilee and Haifa on the north. It is mostly dolomitic limestone or dolomite, and tends to be of a gold or reddish hue, though some varieties are grey or nearly white. It is hard wearing and suitable for use in most situations, both inside and out - in fact most buildings in Jerusalem are clad in this stone, giving it its beautiful golden hue. We have slabs of Jerusalem Stone available to view in our showrooms in Basingstoke Hampshire and Newbury Berkshire.