Latin for "House of Gold." In sacred theology, Mary is the true House of Gold who carried the Divine Presence. The striking metallic gold veins running directly through the stark white stone make this a literal, breathtaking reflection of this royal title.

Latin for "Bright White," referencing the pure white vestment worn at the altar to symbolize a soul completely washed clean of blemish. Its seamless, porcelain-smooth surface perfectly mirrors a garment of pure grace.

Named after the Bishop's chair, traditionally carved from solid white marble as a symbol of teaching authority, unity, and a faith built on solid rock. Featuring white howlite with grey inclusions and gold accents.