Description

The Moca Cream is a beige coloured limestone, which is characterized by its parallel veinage and uniform background, when it is cut against the veinage. However, when the same stone is cut in favour of the veinage it shows a relatively different appearance, with a more uniform background and light beige colour, with no signs of veinage.

Below we present you the 3 most common variations of the Moca Cream limestone.

Moca Cream Limestone Main Types


Location

The Moca Cream limestone is explored around the area of Pé da Pedreira – Alcanede, which is located in the Serra D´Aire e Candeeiros Natural Park, region of Santarém. This area is located in the centre of Portugal, about 100 kilometres north of Lisbon.

 

Pé da Pedreira lies at the heart of the area that is considered as the main ornamental limestone quarrying centre in Portugal.