Rocherons Ramage Limestone is a captivating natural stone quarried in Corgoloin, Côte d'Or Bourgogne, France. This limestone is distinguished by its warm beige tones, complemented by subtle golden hues that add a touch of warmth and elegance to the stone. The base color, a rich earth beige, provides a neutral yet inviting backdrop that can enhance a variety of design aesthetics.

This limestone is particularly notable within the historic Rocherons family for being the most figured, making it stand out with its intricate and dynamic appearance. The stone is dense and fine-grained, giving it a smooth texture and a durability that rivals marble, making it suitable for a wide range of applications including flooring, countertops, and wall cladding.

The true beauty of Rocherons Ramage Limestone lies in its large shell and fossil inclusions. These natural elements are scattered throughout the stone, creating unique patterns that resemble islands floating in a sea of beige. These fossilized remnants not only add a distinctive character to the stone but also serve as a reminder of the stone’s ancient origins, making each slab a piece of natural history.

This combination of warm, earthy tones and the unique patterning of shell and fossil inclusions gives Rocherons Ramage Limestone a luxurious and timeless appeal. It’s an ideal choice for those seeking a natural stone that combines the elegance of marble with the unique characteristics and warmth of limestone.

Gravity apparent: 2600-2700 kg/m3 (NF EN 1936)
Porosity: 1 to 2% (NF EN 1936)
sound propagation speed: 5,500 to 6,500 m / s (NF B 10-505)
ties resistance (3cm) TYPE I: 160-190 daN (NF B 10-514)
Compressive strength: 100 to 130 MPa (DIN EN 1926)
flexural strength (concentrated load): 11 to 16 MPa (NF EN 12372)
Wear to the metal disk 20 to 24 mm (NF B 10-508)
Capillarity C1: <1 g.cm-2.mn-0.5 (NF B 10-502)
Capillarity C2 <1 g.cm-2.mn-0.5 (NF B 10-502)