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Stone catalogue

Marble

35 stones we cut, finish and install. Every entry lists where it comes from, the finishes we can put on it and the formats we cut.

35 stones23 photographed
35 stones
Galala Classic — marble from Galala Mountain, Suez Governorate
Beige

Galala Classic

Egypt's flagship beige — warm, even and quarried in volume.

Galala Extra — marble from Galala Mountain, Suez Governorate
Cream

Galala Extra

The selected, lightest and most uniform grade of Galala.

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Beige

Perlato Galala

Beige ground broken by pale pearl clouds and shell figure.

Sunny Menia — marble from Minya Governorate, Upper Egypt
Golden

Sunny Menia

Golden honey ground with fine horizontal movement.

Sunny Dark — marble from Minya Governorate, Upper Egypt
Golden

Sunny Dark

The deeper, amber end of the Sunny bed.

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Beige

Silvia Menia

Soft neutral beige, low movement, dependable in volume.

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Beige

Triesta

Pale warm beige threaded with fine, quiet veining.

Samaha — marble from Minya Governorate, Upper Egypt
Beige

Samaha

Warm mid beige with a fine, sandy crystal.

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Cream

Katrina

Cream ground carrying visible shell and fossil figure.

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Grey

Milly Gray

Egypt's signature grey — white veining over a cool ground.

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Grey

New Milly Gray

A lighter, more linear grey from the newer Minya faces.

Beige

Hashma Beige

Dense beige with a tight crystal and good exterior behaviour.

Sinai Pearl — marble from Sinai Peninsula
Cream

Sinai Pearl

Pearly cream with a faint grey-green cast.

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Beige

Egyptian Botticino

The Egyptian answer to the classic Italian botticino.

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Cream

Crema Egypt

Light, low-movement cream for large calm surfaces.

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Beige

Fillito

Beige ground cut by decisive dark filaments.

Royal Beige — marble from Suez / Eastern Desert
Beige

Royal Beige

Rich beige with warm brown drift and occasional gold.

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White

Cleopatra

Creamy white — the lightest ground Egypt quarries in volume.

Golden Sinai — marble from Sinai Peninsula
Golden

Golden Sinai

Deep gold with mineral drift and a dense crystal.

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Multicolour

Breccia Menia

Angular fragments of beige and brown set in a pale matrix.

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Beige

Beige Menia

Straightforward, economical beige for volume tiling.

Egyptian Alabaster — marble from Luxor and Beni Suef
Translucent

Egyptian Alabaster

Translucent banded calcite — the stone of the pharaonic workshops.

Sunny Oro — marble from Minya Governorate, Upper Egypt
Golden

Sunny Oro

The richest gold in the Sunny family.

Sunny Oro Light — marble from Minya Governorate, Upper Egypt
Golden

Sunny Oro Light

Oro's colour at a lighter value.

Sunny Medium — marble from Minya Governorate, Upper Egypt
Golden

Sunny Medium

The middle grade — between Sunny Menia and Sunny Dark.

Breccia Sinai — marble from Sinai Peninsula
Multicolour

Breccia Sinai

Cream and rust fragments locked in a pale matrix.

Beige

Beige Dune

Sand-toned beige with a long, drifting figure.

Galala Gold — marble from Galala Mountain, Suez Governorate
Golden

Galala Gold

Galala with a gold thread running through the beige.

Khatmeya — marble from Eastern Desert, Egypt
Golden

Khatmeya

Warm pearl-yellow ground with a soft, drifting figure.

Goldi — marble from Eastern Desert, Egypt
Golden

Goldi

Golden beige, lightly veined, quarried for volume work.

Imperial Grey — marble from North Sinai, Egypt
Grey

Imperial Grey

Silver-grey ground lit by pale crystalline veining.

Imperial Grey Dark — marble from North Sinai, Egypt
Grey

Imperial Grey Dark

The deep-toned selection of Imperial Grey, veins on charcoal.

Grey

Royal Grey

Even mid-grey with a fine, calm figure — a contract floor stone.

Golden Cream Vein — marble from Eastern Desert, Egypt
Cream

Golden Cream Vein

Cream ground with straight gold veining — cut with the vein.

Golden Cream Flower — marble from Eastern Desert, Egypt
Cream

Golden Cream Flower

The cross cut of Golden Cream — open, flowering figure.

Our stone is quarried, cut and finished through Wesha Stones — an Alexandria marble and granite house trading since 1991, shipping to more than 30 countries. Wesha Stones

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