Brescia Aurora

The Brescia Aurora marble is a light fawn stone quarried in the Lombardy province of Italy, displaying irregular veining that gives each slab a unique appearance. It is supplied with a polished surface that highlights the natural pattern and provides resistance to scratching. The stone’s durability is noted by the supplier as suitable for high‑traffic environments. Dimensions are not fixed by the supplier, allowing buyers to request standard slab sizes.

Marble is a metamorphic carbonate rock with an average density of about 2.70 g/cm³ and a compressive strength around 120 MPa, characteristics that are typical for high‑grade building stone. Standard thickness options range from 20 mm to 30 mm, and water absorption is generally below 0.5 %, which helps prevent staining. A honed or polished finish is common, with the polished option enhancing gloss as described for this product. These industry norms assist buyers in comparing the Brescia Aurora to other natural stones.

The stone is favoured for luxury residential projects, boutique hotels and premium retail interiors where visual impact is paramount, and it is also suitable for flooring, wall cladding and kitchen countertops. Marmi Ghirardi Srl indicates flexible minimum order quantities and mentions ISO and CE certifications, though exact certification documents should be requested. Importers should verify lead times, shipping incoterms and payment conditions directly with the supplier before placing an order.

Marmi Ghirardi Srl is located at Via Santa Croce, Carpenedolo 25013, Italy. The company is classified as an imported‑goods tier and holds a harbour trust tier on the platform, indicating a basic level of verification. Its response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication may require proactive follow‑up. The firm specialises in sourcing natural stone from Italian quarries for international markets.

The supplier lists a range of marble varieties, including the Brescia Aurora, and offers export services from Italy. Documentation such as material data sheets and certification copies can be supplied on request, aligning with typical export requirements for building stone. Buyers can expect the company to handle packaging of slabs in protective crates for sea or air freight, though specific logistics arrangements should be clarified with the supplier.