Mycenae marble is the first type of marble that was mined from the Argolis region. It is a calcareous marble with dark beige color and red veins in intricate formations which give a special decorative value. The red veins come from the secondary filling of limonite (iron oxides) in limestone. It is a marble of…
Epidaurus marble is mined in Argolis. It is a calcareous marble and mined in shades of red, grey, and brown. The grey marble of Epidaurus is light in color and has white veins. Its earth tones come together with the great geological value of Epidaurus to offer an excellent solution for floor applications, and interior,…
The marble of Epidaurus is mined in Argolis. It is a calcareous marble mined in shades of red, grey, and brown. The brown marble of Epidaurus shows dark veins that often create cloudy formations. The intricate designs it presents in combination with the timeless value of marble give character to any space as it can…
The marble of Epidaurus is mined in Argolis. It is a calcareous marble mined in shades of red, grey, and brown. The red Epidaurus marble has white waters. Its color is attributed to the Ammonitico Rosso limestones found in the Argolis region. With a market presence originating back to the 80’s, in floors of well-known…
Didima marble originating from Argolis, is the most mined marble in the region, with a well-established position in the domestic marble market. It is a dolomitic marble of beige color with light colored stripes. It has excellent durability and is ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, floors, and stairs, due to its mineral composition.…
Pulpis Didima marble belongs to the Didima marble family. It is a dolomitic marble of grey color with white veins. It has the same mineralogical composition and characteristics as Didima marble. These characteristics combined with its earthy hue, make it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, floors, stairs. Laboratory tests and analysis results PHYSICAL…