List of decorative stones

India :See Stones of India Pakistan Pakistan has more than 300 kinds of marble and natural stone. Iran Iran has more than 250 kinds of marble, travertine, onyx, granite, and limestone. == Europe ==

France • Limestone • Caen stone • Pierre de Comblanchien, see also Côte d'Or (escarpment) • Pierre d'Euville • Pierre de Jaumont • Tuffeau stone Greece • Marble • Verde antico Italy • Carrara marble • Peperino • Pietra serena • Portoro Buono • Travertine Belgium, Norway and Poland Poland • Sandstone • Radków • Szczytna • Czaple (Heron) • Skała (Rock) • Limestone • Dębnik • Kielce • Granite • Strzegom • Strzelin • Syenite, Granodiorite • Kośmin • Przedborowa • Serpentinite • Nasławice United Kingdom • Chalk • Clunch • Flint • Granite • Aberdeen granite • Limestone • Ancaster stone • Barnack rag • Beer stone • Clipsham stone • Corallian limestone • Cotswold stone (Oolitic limestone) • Forest marble • Frosterley Marble • Ketton Stone • Magnesian Limestone • Portland stone • Portland Admiralty Roach • Portland Bowers Basebed • Portland Bowers Lynham Whitbed • Portland Bowers Saunders Whitbed • Portland Grove Whitbed • Portland Hard Blue • Portland Independent Basebed • Portland Independent Bottom Whitbed • Portland Independent Top Whitbed • Portland New Independent Whitbed • Purbeck marble • Sandstone • Banktop • Bearl • Blaxter • Catcastle • Corsehill • Corncockle • Dunhouse Blue • Dunhouse Buff • Hall Dale • Haslingden Flag • Heavitree stone • Locharbriggs • Ravensworth • Yorkstone • Slate • Welsh Slate • Skiddaw Slate == Southeast Europe ==

Turkey • Elazig Cherry (serpentinite) • Burdur Beige (limestone) • Emperador Dark (dolomitic limestone) • Marmara marble (marble) • Mugla White (marble) • Noche Travertine (freshwater limestone, travertine) == Middle East ==

Israel • Limestone/Dolomite • Jerusalem stone == North America ==

Canada • Anorthosite • Charnockite • Diabase • Diorite • Granite • Gabbro • Gneiss • Limestone • Marble • Monzonite • Sandstone • Slate • Steatite (Soapstone) • Stromatolites • Syenite Mesoamerica • Tezontle — a volcanic rock used in Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican architecture. ::::*Archaeological sites with tezontle structures are located in present day México and northern Central America. United States • Brownstone, a type of Triassic sandstone • Granite, extensively quarried in Vermont, Georgia and New Hampshire • Black granite – a common trade name for gabbro used as architectural material • Austin limestone – a marble-like stone widely used as a building stone for interior and exterior wall cladding and interior and exterior paving == Oceania ==

New Zealand • Oamaru stone — a creamy limestone mined in North Otago used for architecture and sculpture • Port Chalmers bluestone (also called Timaru bluestone) — a dark basalt mined in Otago and Canterbury used for architecture == South America ==