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Ivory Silk Limestone
Ivory Silk Limestone is a limestone with a warm ivory tone and fine, linear layering, supplied by Phoenician Stone Group as blocks, slabs or cut to size, in raw, polished, honed or antique finishes. Quarried and processed in Syria, and exported through the port of Latakia. Ivory Silk is cut and finished by us in Syria and exported by us through Latakia, and no other hands come between ours and yours. Its calm tonal character and understated texture give Ivory Silk Limestone a composed architectural presence, particularly suited to projects seeking warmth without heavy veining or visual contrast.
- Finishes: Raw, Polished, Honed, Antique, among others.
- Available in: Blocks, Slabs, Cut to size.
- Applications: Flooring, Wall Cladding, Facades, Steps, Landscaping, Architectural Details.
- Stone family: Limestone.
Key facts
| Stone family | Limestone |
|---|---|
| Character | Warm ivory limestone with a soft, finely layered appearance and subtle linear movement across the surface. |
| Finishes | Raw, Polished, Honed, Antique |
| Available in | Blocks, Slabs, Cut to size |
| Applications | Flooring, Wall Cladding, Facades, Steps, Landscaping, Architectural Details |
| Finish shown in the photographs | Honed finish |
Ask our team about the technical information available for your project.
Finishes on this stone
- Raw
- Left as cut, without further finishing: the most natural, slightly rough surface.
- Polished
- Ground and buffed to a reflective gloss that deepens the colour; more slippery when wet than a matte surface.
- Honed
- Ground flat to a smooth matte or satin surface, without gloss.
- Antique
- A softly worn, textured surface with an aged look, typically produced by brushing or tumbling.
Not sure which finish suits your project? Tell us where the stone will be used and we will suggest options.
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Buyer guides: Syrian Limestone: A Buyer's Guide· Producer or Trader? How to Source Syrian Stone Directly· What Drives the Price of Syrian Limestone· Syrian Marble: What the Trade Means by It
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