Italian marbles, travertines, world granites,
Brazilian quartzites and exclusive onyxes.

The most famous marble in the world. Quarried from the Carrara quarries for over two thousand years. White background with light grey veins of extraordinary elegance.

Carrara variant with a slightly darker white background and subtle black veining. Prestigious material for floors, wall cladding, and luxury staircases.

The prince of Italian marbles. Intense black background crossed by yellow-gold veins of rare beauty. One of the most exclusive and coveted marbles in the world.

Precious marble quarried in Tuscany. White background with intense green and purple veins creating a contemporary visual effect of great architectural impact.

Marble of the highest value with ivory-white background and typical cloudy, rounded grey veins. Refined, perfect for classic and modern design elements.

Crystal white background with various shades of grey. Hard and compact material adaptable to classic and modern environments with exceptional quality and durability.

Extraordinary and extremely rare marble. Multicolored diamond pattern: brown, gold, brick red, and black bordered by dense white veining. Absolutely incomparable visual impact.

Elegant white marble with rounded golden arabesques. Refined and unique tone. Perfect for luxury environments seeking timeless and unrepeatable elegance.

Prestigious marble with grey base and sinuous appearance with grey, ochre, and golden tones. Suitable for any use including the creation of designer furniture.

Italian marble with warm colors and bold veins. Geometric texture perfect for focal points creating visual effects of great impact in modern spaces.

Classic Italian marble with warm beige tones. One of the most used in traditional and contemporary Italian architecture. Excellent versatility.

Italian marble with green veins on a white background, known since Roman antiquity. Present in the most important monuments of Mediterranean history.

Italian Breccia Oro of exceptional beauty. Stone fragments joined by golden veins creating a visual effect of great sophistication for unique spaces.

Italian marble with pearly white background and soft warm tones. Material of great natural elegance, highly valued in high-quality residential projects.

Dark version of the Italian Biancone. Dark tones with characteristic veins creating a contrast of great elegance. Versatile material for contemporary projects.

Historic red-pink marble from Verona, used in Venetian architecture for centuries. Warm background with characteristic veins and nodules.

Italian cream-ivory marble with fine fossil inclusions and natural speckles. Warm and elegant, ideal for floors, cladding and understated interiors.

Sardinian limestone with beige tones and characteristic natural texture. Italian material of great tradition, perfect for interior wall cladding and floors.

Sardinian stone of unique character quarried in the Orosei region. Natural texture with unrepeatable geological marks. Material of great Italian authenticity.

One of the most renowned black marbles in the world. Intense black background with characteristic white veins. Synonymous with elegance in contemporary architecture.

Dark marble of great elegance from North Africa. Available in multiple finishes. Ideal for high-end residential and commercial projects.

Black marble with integrated natural fossils. Each slab is a singular piece with visible geological history. Unique and unrepeatable character in every project.

European marble of great visual impact with unique tone composition. Exceptional versatility for top-level residential and commercial applications.

Italian red marble of great character, quarried in Sicily. Intense reddish tones with white veins creating a dramatic contrast. Ideal for high-impact architectural accents.

Serpentinite from Bidasar, Rajasthan — the trade sells it as green marble. Green tones with golden carbonate veining evoking tropical lushness. Highly valued in interior design for its organic character.

White marble of great purity and uniformity. Versatile and highly demanded material in residential and commercial projects seeking a clean, luminous finish.

White marble of great chromatic uniformity. High-level alternative for projects requiring pure white with good quality-availability ratio.

Turkish marble with yellowish cream tones and subtle veins. Material of great visual warmth, highly valued in residential projects seeking luminosity.

Turkish marble of classic elegance with neutral tones and refined texture. Material of great versatility for high-level residential and commercial projects.

Marble with soft and uniform cream tones. Material of great discreet elegance, perfect for neutral backgrounds that enhance other design elements in luxury projects.

Serpentinite from Rishabhdeo, Rajasthan — the trade sells it as green marble, and the name 'Guatemala' is commercial, not geographic: the stone is Indian. Deep green tones with characteristic veining.
Travertine is not a marble. It is a sedimentary limestone of thermal origin: it forms by precipitation of calcium carbonate at mineral springs, not by metamorphism. That is why it keeps its characteristic open pores — marble has none. UNI 8458 and ASTM C1527 give it its own category. It is the stone of the Colosseum, and it deserves its own section.

Classic Roman travertine in warm beige tones, with its characteristic open natural pores. The stone of imperial Roman architecture, from the Colosseum to contemporary projects.

The classic travertine, used in architecture since ancient Rome. Warm beige-gold tones with characteristic natural porous texture. Timeless and versatile.

Travertine in reddish, rust tones, warm and distinctive. Adds character and depth to floors, walls and cladding.

Walnut-colored travertine with warm brown veining. Elegant and versatile, ideal for warm, timeless interiors.

Spanish pink granite highly valued in architecture. Warm pink tones with uniform texture. Elegant, durable material for bathrooms, staircases, countertops and wall cladding.

Italian gneiss from the Piedmontese Alps. Grey with dark linear veins, very hard and durable. A classic of Italian architecture for exteriors, floors and stairs.

Sardinian granite from the Monte Limbara massif. Grey tones with pinkish nuances and uniform texture. Highly durable, ideal for exteriors, floors and countertops.

Granite in grey and silver tones with natural movement and greenish nuances. Flowing veins that bring elegance and dynamism to countertops and cladding.

Italian gneiss from the northern Italian lakes, sold as granite. Uniform greyish white with the foliated texture typical of metamorphic rock. Long tradition in Italian architecture.

Italian grey gneiss from the Piedmont Alps, sold as granite. Foliated texture with natural grey tones. Very durable and resistant, used in Italy

Sardinian granite with medium grey tones and fine, uniform texture. Italian material of great hardness and resistance. Perfect for exteriors and high-traffic areas.

Italian white granite from Sardinia with fine texture and white and grey tones. Material of great elegance and durability, highly valued in luxury residential and commercial architecture.

Extraordinary blue granite with silver sparkles. One of the most exclusive and rare materials available on the world market. Absolutely unique visual effect.

Semi-precious material of spectacular iridescence. Blue, green, and golden sparkles that change with the light. The most exclusive and rare material in the entire collection.

Black granite with silver and golden sparkles creating a nocturnal stellar effect. High wear resistance. Ideal for high-traffic surfaces and countertops.

Black Brazilian granite with metallic inclusions giving it a contemporary and sophisticated appearance. Exceptional hardness and minimal maintenance required.

Golden granite with warm sparkles. Combination of golden and black tones of great visual impact. Perfect for countertops and wall cladding in luxury residential and hotel projects.

Deep black granite with silver sparkles of great intensity. Extraordinary resistance. One of the most elegant black granites for contemporary projects.

African granite of absolute black with uniform texture. Considered one of the purest black granites on the market. High resistance and exceptional durability.

African granite with galactic appearance and unique sparkles on a dark background. Material of great decorative effect for projects seeking absolute distinction.

Steel grey granite with uniform and elegant texture. One of the most versatile materials in the catalog. Excellent for a wide range of residential and commercial projects.

Finnish granite with reddish tones and grey and black inclusions. Nordic material of great hardness and resistance. Perfect for exteriors and high-traffic areas.

Black Brazilian quartzite with unique veins. Combines the exceptional hardness of quartzite with the elegance of deep black. Ideal for work surfaces and floors.

Brown granite of great uniformity with warm tones and natural texture. Material highly valued in residential projects for its warmth and exceptional resistance.

Dolomitic marble from Sawar, Rajasthan — the trade sells it as granite, but it is a carbonate rock: it needs sealing and does not tolerate acids. Pearl grey ground with brown veining and flowing movement.

Granite of great elegance with silver roots on a dark background. Natural veins creating unique compositions in each slab. Material of great visual personality.

Granite with golden veins on a dark background. Visual effect of great elegance and sophistication. Ideal material for countertops and high-level decorative elements.

Brazilian granite of unique composition with dynamic texture and varied colors. Material of great versatility for projects seeking originality and distinctive character.

Brazilian granite from the Juparana family with golden and warm tones. Natural veins of great beauty. Highly valued in high-level residential architecture.

Golden Juparana of great chromatic richness. Warm tones with sparkles that provide natural luminosity. One of the most elegant Brazilian granites in the catalog.

Brazilian blue granite with unique tones. Rare and exclusive material with sparkles that provide exceptional visual depth for luxury countertops and wall cladding.

Indian granite of multicolor composition evoking the colors of the aurora borealis. Material of great visual impact for projects seeking absolute differentiation.

Granite with ivory and warm brown tones. Material of great versatility for residential and commercial projects seeking warmth and exceptional durability.

The most demanded quartzite in contemporary luxury projects. Creamy white background with soft golden veins. High mechanical resistance and exceptionally low porosity.

Brazilian quartzite with a creamy white ground and flowing veining in sea green, charcoal grey and soft gold. Great hardness, scratch and acid resistant. Ideal for countertops, cladding and floors.

White quartzite of great purity. Subtle bluish veins on a white background. High abrasion resistance. Perfect alternative to white marble with greater durability.

Translucent quartzite with crystalline and pale blue tones. Unique visual effect of great luminosity. Ideal for countertops and bathroom wall cladding in high-level projects.

Higher impact version of Tiffany Crystal. More pronounced blue veins on a crystalline background. Creates an immediate and unforgettable impression in any space.

Elegant grey quartzite with refined texture. Balanced grey tones with subtle veins. Exceptional versatility for contemporary residential and commercial projects.

Brazilian green quartzite with natural and organic tones. Multiple shades of green. Material of great personality for projects seeking connection with nature.

Green quartzite with deep, cool tones evoking Nordic landscapes. High resistance. Perfect for contemporary architecture seeking singularity and character.

Indian quartzite with silky texture and soft tones. Material of great discreet elegance, perfect for projects seeking refinement without visual stridency.

White Brazilian quartzite with characteristic veins. Material of great chromatic purity and high mechanical resistance for multiple residential and commercial applications.

White granite with a light ground, grey veining and soft movement. Visible crystalline grain, great hardness and excellent outdoor performance. Ideal for countertops, floors and high-traffic cladding.
Onyx is neither marble nor granite. It is translucent, backlightable, and belongs to a category of its own. No supplier in Panama has what we have.
Green backlit onyx of great translucency. Backlighting reveals a palette of greens of extraordinary depth. For exclusive interiors and luxury hospitality.
Pink onyx of exceptional delicacy. Pink tones with white veins that when backlit create effects of depth and warmth unique in the natural stone market.
Red onyx of great chromatic intensity. Backlightable. Tones ranging from red to orange create a dramatic and exclusive effect for representative spaces.
Black onyx of unique translucency. When backlit it reveals dark veins of great depth. High-impact material for bars, reception areas, and exclusive design elements.
Dark honey onyx of warm translucency. Deep amber tones with beige veins. Backlightable. Creates environments of warmth and exclusivity in premium hotels and residences.
Honey-colored onyx of exceptional translucency. Perfectly balanced golden and cream tones. Backlightable. Used in the most exclusive hotel projects in the world.
Onyx with fantastic pattern and uniquely colored veins in each slab. Backlightable. Material for singular and unrepeatable design pieces. Each slab is unique in the world.
Cappuccino and warm brown toned onyx. Backlightable. The warmth of its colors makes it ideal for hospitality and residences seeking a cozy and exclusive atmosphere.
Green onyx from the slopes of the Himalayas. Unique tones reflecting the purity of its origin. Extremely rare material of great collectible and architectural value.
Onyx with dark and dramatic tones and veins evoking volcanic lava. Backlightable. Material of the highest impact for bold and singular architectural projects.
Onyx with warm brioche and caramel tones and soft veins. Backlightable. Sophistication and warmth for first-class residential and hotel spaces.