Tuscan travertine has unique characteristics and a long history. Documents from 1597 speak of travertine extracted from a quarry called “noceto” in Rapolano, which was used to face the Provenzano church in Siena. Amongst many others, we have supplied stone to build the Central Station in  Milan and United Nations building in Geneva. The decisive vein pattern and the colour tones are different from any other material. In particular the high content of ferrous oxide make it very compact and resistant. We supply blocks, slabs and tiles cut in different sizes. We can also apply a variety of finishes and manufacturing.