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Port-au-Prince Haiti Temple
by Doug
Port-au-Prince Haiti Temple We love having stone from all over the world and the Port-au-Prince Haiti stone is a good example. Given to us by some of our friends who worked on the temple, this stone is left over from the construction of this beautiful temple. To be honest, I have never had any one ask for it but I am glad to have … Read More Port-au-Prince Haiti Temple
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Portland Oregon Temple
by Doug
Portland Oregon Temple This unique temple stone from the Portland Oregon Temple is another favorite of the store. The green/gray slate stone is used as an accent stone on the temple. Placed around the base of the temple, it is what makes the Portland Oregon Temple appear to float upon first look. It is also used in the lobby and on the roof. Given … Read More Portland Oregon Temple
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Provo City Center Utah Temple (outside)
by Doug
Provo City Center Utah Temple One of the few brick temple, the Provo City Center outside stone is actually the sandstone that is used around the entryway to temple as well as an accent stone around the windows and landscape. It is leftover from the original construction that I got on a visit to the construction site. The Provo City Center inside stone is … Read More Provo City Center Utah Temple (outside)
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Provo Utah Temple (original)
by Doug
Provo Utah Temple (original) One of our most requested stone, the Provo Utah Temple stone was recovered from the destruction of the temple to make room for the new Rock Canyon Temple. We know that there are many still out there who hold this temple dear to them so we were very grateful to find stone. This creme color stone was used inside the … Read More Provo Utah Temple (original)
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Quetzaltenango Guatemala Temple
by Doug
Quetzaltenango Guatemala Temple This stone was leftover from the construction of the temple and was given to us by one of the workers. It is a piece of trim from the flooring of the temple. Return to temple stone list
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Quito Ecuador Temple
by Doug
Quito Ecuador Temple This stone was leftover from the original construction of the temple and was a gift from one of the workers. It is a beautiful stone and we are grateful that is was shared with us. Return to temple stone list
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Raleigh North Carolina Temple
by Doug
Raleigh North Carolina Temple This stone was a gift from a friend of the shop. The marble stone was scrap leftover from the original construction. It was given to our friend (and others) while visiting the construction site while the temple was being built. Return to temple stone list
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Recife Brazil Temple
by Doug
Recife Brazil Temple This stone was a gift from a missionary who was given it during his mission in Recife. It was leftover from the original construction and is the stone from the actual building. Return to temple stone list
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Red Cliffs Utah Temple
by dowata
Red Cliffs Utah Temple The Red Cliffs Utah Temple is another stone given to us by a friend that worked on the construction of the original temple. The stone is limestone and is used inside the temple. The dark orange flecks in the stone gives it a unique and beautiful finish. Return to temple stone list