FUNERARY MONUMENTS - Tombstone, cross, headstone, grave marker... in Burgundy limestone
Natural stones from Burgundy in the world of funeral monuments
Alternative to granite or marble, we make all our funeral monuments and funerary accessories with 4 natural stones of Burgundy : Comblanchien Clair, Comblanchien Légèrement Moucheté or in Lanvignes Golden Yellow and Semond Blended (stones of the area of Châtillon sur Seine). Because of their aesthetic quality and durability, these 4 stones that are Geographical Indication – Natural Stones from Burgundy are particularly suitable for funeral and cinerary use.
Many tombs have been made of Comblanchien stone in prestigious cemeteries: Père Lachaise cemetery, Montmartre cemetery but also in many village cemeteries especially of course in Burgundy-Franche Comté. Indeed, the Comblanchien stone is recognized by the stone cutters as the reference in natural limestone for the cutting and shaping of funerary monuments.
A wide selection of funerary monuments and funeral accessories
We are a Burgundy stone manufacturer. All our creations are made on demand in our stone-cutting workshop in Burgundy (Comblanchien-France) next to the quarries. All our finishes are handmade, making unique pieces.
As a manufacturer, we manufacture in our workshop custom tombstones, stone crosses, headstone, colombarium, cinerary monument, grave marker, books, stone parchment, heart, grave front, planter…
Do not hesitate to ask us for all your specific projects of classical or personalized funerary monument, chapel, family vault, cinerary column, funeral ornamentation…
We serve individuals as well as funeral professionals (funeral home) as well as communities or town halls (monuments to the dead, war monument, crosses on public square…). Delivery anywhere in Europe directly to the burial site (entrance to the cemetery) or to the funeral company that will manage the set up.
“PGI Burgundy limestone – Pierre de Bourgogne”, officially registered by a Geographical Indication since June 29, 2018!
"PGI Burgundy Limestone" Burgundy Limestone - Pierre de Bourgogne was officially granted a Geographical Indication on 29 June…
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Comblanchien : why is this name so emblematic in stone?
Comblanchien Burgundy limestone The stone and the name Comblanchien come from the village of Comblanchien in Côte d'Or…
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How to maintain a funerary monument ?
What maintenance obligation ? Maintaining a funeral monument is an obligation, not only moral but also legal. Who…
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How to seal a stele ?
Generally, a professional will take care of the installation of the funeral monument for you. This professional will…
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Who lay the funerary monuments ?
Who lay the funerary monuments ? Our partners all over France (funeral companies, specialized layers, marble workers...). Indeed,…
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