Projects
Resorts, villas, townships and campuses across India — and containers to four continents.
Most of what leaves Bhilwara was specified before it was ordered. These are the projects where the stone had to be right the first time, and stay right through every phase after it.
If you are specifying a large job, ask for references in your segment. We will put you in touch with the people who used it.
Reference projectExport · UAE
Repeat container programme with export packing and documentation handled in-house at Bhilwara.
More projects
UAE
Repeat container programme with export packing and documentation handled in-house at Bhilwara.
Mixed sandstone & limestone
Pushkar, Rajasthan
Cobblestone driveway laid over two decades ago, still carrying vehicles daily and holding its sheen.
Castle Grey CobbleCraft · Cobblestones
Rajasthan
Full material scheme across pool, driveway, pathways and elevation — specified zone by zone from the master plan.
Sukabumi · Silver Grey · Lava Black · Sandy Brown
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Fieldstone elevation with matching boundary wall, blended to a fixed ratio so a later extension still matches.
Cosmic Rust Stonefield · Fieldstone
Udaipur, Rajasthan
Pool coping, deck and a water feature wall in a single stone family, kept under 0.5% absorption throughout.
Lava Black Cascade · Silver Grey copingDelhi NCR
Large-format facade slabs on a mechanical fixing system, spec-coded into the BOQ to survive the tender.
Castle Grey Facade Stone · Facade SlabsAhmedabad, Gujarat
Driveways and common-area paving delivered across three phases, batch-matched from the same beds.
Sandy Brown CobbleCraft · Patio packs
Jaisalmer, Rajasthan
Courtyard flooring and carved jaali screens cut to the architect's drawing and numbered before dispatch.
Asian Gold · CNC Atelier jaali
Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan
Castle Grey crazy paving and fieldstone across the arrival court and entrance approach — the first thing a guest walks on, and the surface least forgiving of a bad batch. The stone was supplied quarry-direct and batch-matched across construction phases. That matters more on a hospitality project than anywhere else: work happens in stages, sometimes years apart, and a paving run that shifts tone halfway across a courtyard cannot be fixed without lifting it. It remains the project we point architects to when they ask whether a natural stone surface can be held to a specification at scale.
Crazy paving · fieldstone claddingPhase two has to match phase one, three years later.
The reason we grade and blend before crating, not afterHow a project runs
We work from your drawings, not a price list. You get the stones that suit the application, technical datasheets, and spec codes to write into the BOQ so the specification survives the tender.
Physical samples, wet and dry, free of charge. On larger jobs we send a full crate for a mock-up panel so the blend is approved before production starts.
Cut, calibrated and finished at Bhilwara. Colour blended to a fixed ratio, every crate inspected before it is closed, and the lot recorded so a later phase can be matched to it.
Insured pan-India delivery or container loading with export documentation. We hold the lot reference, so phase two comes off the same beds as phase one.
For architects and PMC firms
A resort developer wants to hear from a resort. A township wants to hear from a township. Tell us the segment and the scale, and we will connect you with people who have specified the same stone on a comparable job — and, where the client permits it, arrange a site visit.
We can also send the specification pack: technical datasheets, Stoneza spec codes and physical samples for the stones on your drawing.
Request referencesSend the drawings, the areas or just the idea. A consultant comes back with the right stones, lead times and samples — usually the same day.
Pushkar, Rajasthan
Cobblestone driveway laid over two decades ago, still carrying vehicles daily and holding its sheen.
