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Selected Milky White Limestone
Selected Milky White Limestone is a limestone with a light ivory-white tone and restrained natural movement, 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. Selected Milky White is chosen, cut and finished by our own people in Syria and shipped under our name from Latakia. Subtle cream tones, delicate markings, and gentle variation give Selected Milky White Limestone a clean architectural appearance while preserving the individuality of natural stone.
- 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 | Light ivory-white limestone with a soft, balanced character and restrained natural movement. |
| 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 | Antique finish; 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.
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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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