Applestone Limestone Honed

This elegant and hardwearing limestone with creamy colour and subtle veining is now available from IONIC STONE.

Antique Gold Limestone Tumbled

Part of Jerusalem stone range. Our most popular limestone due to its rustic appearance and warm cream colour. Very limited variation occurs. Also available in large format tiles.

Desert Creme Limestone Honed

Part of Jerusalem stone range. Light beige coloured, these epoxy-treated tiles are suitable for all sorts of projects from commercial to residential. Very limited variation occurs.

Moleanos Limestone Honed

Lightly speckled with shell content, ubiquitous in limestone, this beige coloured Portuguese stone shows very limited variation and movement in colour. It comes in 15 mm thick large format tiles as opposed to 20 mm, therefore it makes it easier to handle during installation.

Moca Cream Limestone Honed

Formed with very unique shell content, veins of flecks, this limestone shows limited variation and can be used in variety of projects. It comes in 15 mm thick large format tiles as opposed to 20 mm, therefore it makes it easier to handle during installation.

Desert Creme Limestone Brushed

Part of Jerusalem stone range. Light beige coloured, these epoxy-treated tiles are suitable for all sorts of projects from commercial to residential. Very limited variation occurs.

Jura Blue Grey Limestone Honed

Formed during Jurassic period, jura takes its name and its hardness from this period. It contains high shell content with very distinctive and consistent background colour.

Salem Gold Limestone Tumbled

Part of Jerusalem stone range. Coming from the same quarry as antique gold, salem gold has more or less the same background colour but high shell contents, which adds richness and depth. to this stone

Jura Beige Limestone Honed

Formed during Jurassic period, jura takes its name and its hardness from this period. It contains high shell content with very distinctive and consistent background colour.

Jura Beige Limestone Polished

Formed during Jurassic period, jura takes its name and its hardness from this period. It contains high shell content with very distinctive and consistent background colour.