More Indian stones join list of Global Heritage Stones
More reasons to rejoice for the Indian natural stone industry as more Indian stones join the list of global heritage stones by International Union of Geological Sciences.
Alwar’s quartzites, Jaisalmer’s limestone and Deccan basalt have joined the IUGS list.
Earlier, Makrana marble was the only stone from India on the list.
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Sohom Roy
Commented 26 Dec, 2022
Very informative.
This is Incredible India. It has so much to give to the entire world, Indian natural stones are used globally and has global recognition.
Please visit https://www.thestonemart.co.uk/ to know more about Indian natural stones