United Kingdom
- Chalk
- Clunch
- Flint
- Granite
- Aberdeen granite
- Limestone
- Ancaster stone
- Barnack rag
- Beer stone
- Clipsham stone
- Corallian limestone
- Cotswold stone (Oolitic limestone)
- Forest marble
- Frosterley Marble
- Ketton Stone
- Magnesian limestone
- Portland stone
- Portland Admiralty Roach
- Portland Bowers Basebed
- Portland Bowers Lynham Whitbed
- Portland Bowers Saunders Whitbed
- Portland Grove Whitbed
- Portland Hard Blue
- Portland Independent Basebed
- Portland Independent Bottom Whitbed
- Portland Independent Top Whitbed
- Portland New Independent Whitbed
- Purbeck marble
- Sandstone
- Banktop
- Bearl
- Blaxter
- Catcastle
- Corsehill
- Corncockle
- Dunhouse Blue
- Dunhouse Buff
- Hall Dale
- Haslingden Flag
- Heavitree stone
- Locharbriggs
- Ravensworth
- Yorkstone
- Slate
- Welsh Slate
- Skiddaw Slate
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