Limestone is a sedimentary rock formed closer to the earth's surface and often captures fossilized plant and animal life.

Limestone is the most common building material in the world because it is readily available and easy to work with.

Limestone is used in a wide range of interior and exterior building applications, including floor tiles, counter tops, fireplaces, steps, pool decks and exterior wall cladding.

Jerusalem Stone is a generic term describing natural stone material carved from Holly Mountains of Israel. Jerusalem stone looks like a limestone but is not as soft and porous. It has a soft look that comes in light beige, light gold or dark gold giving more of the sandy tones of limestone. The Jerusalem stone served as building materials in the Mediterranean for thousands of years and is suitable for indoor and outdoor use in stone flooring, wall covering, patios, and countertops, wet areas (bathrooms & kitchens). The warmth, strength, durability and beauty of these stones are especially impressive in architectural design of public building as well as private homes.