The Sarrancolin "Versailles" marble is extracted from the Beyrède Quarry, located in Sarrancolin in the Pyrenees.

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This marble stands as a symbol of human grandeur and ambition. Louis XIV selected it to adorn some of France’s most iconic landmarks: the Palace of Versailles, many of the Loire Valley castles, and in Paris, the Louvre Museum, along with numerous private mansions.

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Sarrancolin "Versailles" marble also graces prestigious sites around the world, including:

• The reception area of the George V Hotel in Paris

• The Shangri-La Hotels in London, Shanghai, and Hong Kong

• The MGM Hotel in Macau, China

• The Amsterdam Exhibition, where two monumental blocks were placed at the entrance of the royal pavilion of the French section.

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A marble that has crossed centuries and continents, Sarrancolin "Versailles" continues to embody timeless elegance and prestige.