Lebanon · Limestone
also known as Pierre de Liban, Lebanese Limestone, Honey Limestone Lebanon
Lebanon's limestone ranges produce a spectrum of warm, honey-coloured stones from cream to deep sienna. The characteristic golden-yellow tones come from iron oxide content in the local Jurassic limestone. Widely used in traditional and contemporary Lebanese architecture, it is increasingly specified for boutique hospitality and residential projects seeking authentic Mediterranean character.
Type-level physical facts shown. Per-lot lab values (absorption, flexural strength) confirmed at quotation.
Yes, significantly. Tones range from pale cream to deep honey-yellow within the same quarry face. Colour grading and batching is essential for large-scale uniform installations.
Lebanese stone is exported to the Gulf, Europe and North America. Consolidation via EU intermediaries (often Italy or Spain) is common for US projects.