Porcelain stoneware tile PIETRA DI GRÈ

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Commonly known as Ceppo di Gré, it is an ornamental grey stone, particularly frost-proof, extracted in the eponymously named town Gré, on the slopes of Monte Clemo, on the northwestern shore of Lake Iseo and widely used in architecture in northern Italy. It is part of the clastic sedimentary rocks, originating from limestone cementation of Dolomite clasts (debris) after they tumbled down the slopes of the mountain and were compressed by ice. The name comes from the word “Cepp”, which in the Milanese dialect means “rock with pebbles.”