Breccia Capraia Marble

Italy’s fragmented marble at its most architectural. Breccia Capraia binds ivory, burgundy, violet and green mineral fragments into one slab — a composition that reads as geology, painting and room at once.

Antolini Breccia Capraia Ultimate YG557 honed marble slab with ivory, burgundy, violet and green fragments at Royal Stone Los Angeles

Breccia Capraia Ultimate · YG557 · Honed · 73″ × 130″

On Breccia Capraia

No. 01.3

Quarried in Tuscany and selected through Antolini in Verona. The block, lot and slab sequence matter as much as the family name.

Breccia describes the structure before it describes the color: older marble broken into fragments, then cemented by finer mineral under pressure. Capraia is the Tuscan register — angular ivory, rust, oxblood, violet and green clasts held in a field with enough movement to carry a room.

Antolini’s Ultimate YG557 is the most painterly current cut. Breccia Pernice, Olympia and Brèche de Vendôme extend the comparison across burgundy, taupe, cream and green registers.

The family is best specified where the full composition can be read: a bookmatched bath wall, a fireplace surround, a statement island, a bar front or a single full-height feature wall. Honed keeps the fragments architectural; polished makes them perform. We’ll pull the lot into daylight before you commit.

Tuscany

Origin

2cm

Standard Gauge

1 of 1

Every Slab

Calacatta Borghini marble slab shown alongside Breccia Capraia for comparison

Side by Side

Breccia Capraia
or Calacatta?

A practical comparison of two Italian marble directions — fragmented Capraia against the cleaner, linear Calacatta field — with guidance on movement, finish, scale, bookmatching and the rooms each one carries.

Read the comparison

Breccia Capraia · Current Lots

Breccia Capraia,
currently on the floor.

Capraia, Pernice, Olympia and related Italian breccia slabs in stock now. Open any slab for its photographs and specifications.

Showing 13 of 13 slabs

Common Questions

Breccia Capraia
questions, answered.

What is Breccia Capraia marble?
Breccia Capraia is a Tuscan fragment marble: older pieces of stone were broken and then cemented together by finer mineral under pressure. The current Antolini selections range from ivory, burgundy and violet to rust and deep green, with each block producing a different composition.
Where does Breccia Capraia work best?
Breccia Capraia is strongest where the full composition can be read: a feature wall, bookmatched bath, fireplace surround, statement island or bar front. Pair it with restrained millwork and let the fragments carry the room.
Is Breccia Capraia good for a kitchen countertop?
It can be specified for a statement island, but it is a true marble and can etch or scratch with use. Honed is the quieter finish for a working space; the selected slab, edge detail and maintenance routine should be reviewed before fabrication.
Can Breccia Capraia be bookmatched?
Selected Breccia Capraia blocks can be bookmatched, but the sequence must be confirmed from the actual lot. Current YG557 availability is lot-specific, so bring the layout or elevations and we will walk the slabs in order.
How do I see Breccia Capraia in person?
Royal Stone is at 2303 South Sepulveda Boulevard, West Los Angeles. Designers and private clients are welcome by appointment Monday through Friday. Call (310) 477-3223 and we will pull the current Capraia lots for you.

Current Photos · Capraia on the Floor

Two Capraia lots,
read at full scale.

Current photographs from the Royal Stone yard — Ultimate YG557 and Breccia Capraia Wow YG954. Compare the field and movement before choosing a bookmatch or reserving a slab.

Antolini Breccia Capraia Ultimate YG557 honed marble slab with burgundy and violet fragments at Royal Stone Los Angeles
Capraia Ultimate · YG557 · Honed · 73″ × 130″
Antolini Breccia Capraia Wow YG954 honed marble slab with violet and burgundy movement at Royal Stone Los Angeles
Capraia Wow · YG954 · Honed · 71″ × 127″

Plan the Material

See the Breccia Capraia lot
before you specify it.

Color, movement, finish, and scale change from lot to lot. Ask for current photographs or arrange a visit to review the actual piece with the Royal Stone team.