Hebron limestone: Design, Selection and Care
A limestone in cream-white and yellowish shades, also known locally as “Hebron marble”. It suits simple designs as well as more detailed, personal work. Your choice includes colour, cut and finish.
How does this stone work in a headstone design?
A light headstone, shaped forms or a contrasting dark inscription panel.
What should you check in a stone sample?
Check the stone’s appearance, consistency between parts, finish and lettering contrast on the light surface.
How should you care for the stone?
Limestone is sensitive to acids. Use a suitable cleaner and check whether protective treatment is required. Read more in ourheadstone care and restoration guide.
What should I check when choosing stone?
Ask to see a sample of the stone available for your project. Natural stone varies in colour and pattern, so a photograph is a starting point, not a promise of an identical result. Once the material is chosen, we adapt the finish, dimensions and lettering method.
What can be personalised?
The design follows the plot, your family’s wishes and your budget. We consider the upright and base, the finish and the inscription area. Personal details can be added where the material and site rules allow. Every addition is included in the specifications before production.
How do you place an order?
- Send the cemetery name, plot details and preferred date.
- Choose a material and design direction, then check permitted dimensions.
- Receive an itemised quote and approve the inscription.
- We make the headstone in our workshop and arrange installation.
What does a headstone like this cost?
Price depends on the specific stone, dimensions, processing, inscription and installation. Tell us your budget and we can explore alternatives. Our headstone quote guide explains what to compare.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get a quote?
Tell us the cemetery, burial arrangement and design you have in mind. Once the stone, dimensions and inscription are clarified, we prepare a detailed quote.
Can I order from anywhere in Israel?
Yes. Our workshop is in Petah Tikva and we serve families across Israel, coordinating installation and checking conditions at the site.
What does the warranty cover?
The warranty is up to 10 years, depending on the work and its conditions. The specific period and coverage are detailed in your quote.
When is payment due?
Payment is due when the work is completed, according to the quote and agreement with the family.
