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Apache Fire Stone:

Apache Fire Stone true to its name looks like a fire captured in a stone. Although there are other stones throughout the world with similar swirls, none with the vibrancy of this stone. Our stone is mined at our own quarry deep in the West Texas Mountains over 150 miles from any true civilization. We feel it is truly a find and there is only about 10 years of stone estimated in the mountain. Thus, this is a rare stone as well as beautiful.

The stone is limestone with nature colored striations on the surface. The quartz veins in it are calcite. The stone looks much like beautiful sandstone but is much better as it is harder and denser and will not waste away over the years as sandstone does. The stone is so hard it weighs about 1/3 more than the average limestone per square foot.

The stone can be used in many applications for your building projects. It can be used both inside and outside. Some of the applications are:

Sidewalks, patios, pool surrounds, backsplashes, interior flooring, fireplaces, mantles, building stone for your entire home, business signs, and even countertops to name a few of the applications possible.

Coyote Hill Stone:

Coyote Hill Stone is a limestone with natural iron deposits within it to get it an Iron Age look. It has colors that look almost purple as well as other colors that have a moss look to them. The hill is located about 2 miles from the Apache Fire Stone Mountain. We are very excited about this stone colors as they represent another very hard to find color pattern that is highly coveted in the stone industry. Since it has iron in the stone, it is a very hard and durable stone to place anywhere in your home or building project just as the Apache Fire would be used.

This stone is very rare and there is a limited supply of it, so place your order early in your project for this stone.

Club Chair Leather Stone:

Similar the Parisian Club Chairs of the turn of the century, this stone looks like leather that has developed a patina over the years. It has a consistent look of rich tanned leather throughout. The stone is limestone with a sandstone look. It has a very easy on the eyes look that will look great in any type of home whether Mediterranean, Spanish, or Modern. We can sell this stone to you at a great price and a true bargain for your project.

Smoke Signal Stone:

Smoke Signal Stone looks like its namesake. It has a smoke color that looks like Indian signals being sent over 200 years ago with the yellow sunset on the background as you might see in old western movies. It is a more rare color and is found sporadically in our mountains. Thus, as this stone is found, we put it with the other matching colors to make the smoke signal stone selection. It too is a limestone that has a sandstone look. Much harder though and will last forever in your home to be enjoyed for decades to come. It has complex striations with no two looking the same. For custom homes, this is something to be cherished as it will add to the custom look of your home.