Harnessing the therapeutic properties of saltwater means aiding our skin and health, but which stone can withstand saltwater corrosion? The answer lies in Orsera Stone.
Our ancestors teach us through their experience that the solution exists: magnificent monuments, bridges, and palaces in Venice are constructed using Orsera Stone, an ivory-colored stone capable of withstanding constant contact with seawater. You have likely seen it without realizing: examples of monuments made of Orsera Stone include the Bridge of Sighs, the Rialto Bridge, and the Doge’s Palace.