Hebron stone is a natural limestone with pleasant, warm beige and cream tones and pinkish veins.

Small natural cavities occur in some areas of the stone and are filled with a special compound during processing. Over time, the filler may partially break down, leaving small recesses. Moisture and dirt may accumulate in them, contributing to a greenish surface deposit. The polished surface loses its shine relatively quickly, so the stone requires regular care.

Inscriptions: paint in engraved lettering, especially on horizontal surfaces, may fade and wear away quickly. We therefore recommend a black granite insert or plaque for the inscription. Engraving on granite is long-lasting and does not require renewal.

Care: rinse the surface with water first, then gently wipe it with a soft, damp cloth. Do not rub the stone with a dry cloth, especially when dust or sand is present: this may scratch the polish and cause it to lose its shine faster.

Avoid placing flowers directly on the stone. Wilting flowers and moisture may leave marks, while dyes from coloured wrapping may stain the surface. Use a vase or a dedicated holder instead.

Warranty — 10 years.