Fossil Limestone is a prestigious natural stone primarily quarried in Portugal, including the renowned Lioz and Moleanos varieties. Characterized by a warm cream to ivory background, this sedimentary rock is defined by its abundance of fossilized marine remains, such as shells and rudists, which create a unique biological tapestry. Often referred to as Royal Stone due to its extensive use in Portuguese palaces and cathedrals, it offers a sophisticated, matte aesthetic. Its high density and durability make it a versatile choice for both interior flooring and historical monuments, serving as a literal window into the Jurassic period.