Browse stone types
Every natural stone category traded on LithoPrime. Jump into a category to see live inventory, top producing countries, and verified suppliers worldwide.
Marble
4 live listings
Recrystallised limestone prized for its veining and glow. Unbeatable for bathrooms, feature walls and statement floors, but it etches with acids.
Granite
7 live listings
Crystalline igneous stone that shrugs off scratches, heat and acids. The world's go-to for countertops, stairs, paving and cladding.
Quartzite
4 live listings
Metamorphosed sandstone fused into near-solid quartz. Premium kitchens love it for marble-like veining that doesn't etch.
Travertine
1 live listing
Banded limestone formed at mineral springs, with signature holes. A favourite for patios, pool decks and warm, relaxed interiors.
Limestone
2 live listings
Fossil-rich sedimentary stone in creams, honeys and blue-greys. Architects' choice for serene interiors and monumental façades.
Sandstone
3 live listings
Cemented quartz sand in greys, buffs and rusts. The world's favourite patio stone, with grip built into its grain.
Slate
8 live listings
Fine metamorphic stone that splits into thin sheets. The premium roofing material, and a rustic, slip-resistant floor and wall stone.
Onyx
0 live listings
Banded calcite with extraordinary translucency. Backlit, it turns bars, walls and desks into light sculptures.
Basalt
1 live listing
Fine-grained volcanic rock in charcoal to black. UV-stable, hard-wearing and ideal for paving, pools and minimalist façades.
Quartz
0 live listings
Crushed quartz bound in resin: uniform colour, no sealing. Check silica rules and US trade remedies before you buy.
Terrazzo
0 live listings
Terrazzo is a composite of marble, granite, or glass chips set into cement or resin matrix — a 2,000-year-old material having a major design revival in 2026.
Alabaster
0 live listings
Alabaster is a soft, finely-textured gypsum or calcite — translucent and traditionally used for lampshades, sculpture, and decorative panels.
Not sure which stone fits your project?
Hardness, porosity and how a stone reacts to acids decide where it lasts. Marble and onyx etch, so they suit bathrooms and feature walls better than busy kitchens; granite and quartzite take heat and scratches; sandstone and slate stay grippy outdoors. The Buying Guide sets the stones side by side with where each is sourced, when to buy and the import duties to expect.