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St. George Utah Temple
St. George Utah Temple The outside stone is actually the fifth stone we have had from the St George temple. We were finally able to find enough that this will be the our main temple stone from this beautiful temple for a very long time. This is sandstone that was once a part of the temple building (yes, they paint it white). It was … Read More St. George Utah Temple
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St. Louis Missouri Temple
St. Louis Missouri Temple The St. Louis temple stone is another stone that we were given by one of the original workers on the construction of the temple. The stone is actually man-made stone that the temple was built with. It is a composite stone that has created an amazing cabochon that will look great in any setting. Return to temple stone list
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St. Paul Minnesota Temple
St. Paul Minnesota Temple The St. Paul Temple stone is leftover material from the original construction of the temple. It was given to us by a friend who also collects temple stone. It was originally given to members in the area as a commemorative souvenir. Return to temple stone list
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Star Valley Wyoming Temple
Star Valley Wyoming Temple We love the Star Valley Wyoming temple. This scrap piece of stone from the inside of the building was given to up by one of the temple workers. It is the marble that is used on the floor and on the countertops. It was a long search for this one. Return to temple stone list
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Suva Fiji Temple
Suva Fiji Temple The Suva Temple stone was given to us by a friend who had a close relative who worked on constructing the temple. It is scrap leftover from the original construction. Return to temple stone list
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Syracuse Utah Temple
Syracuse Utah Temple This stone was leftover from the original construction of the temple. It came from a friend of the shop who worked on the construction of the temple. Return to temple stone list
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Taipei Taiwan Temple
Taipei Taiwan Temple This stone was given to us by an expatriate living in Taiwan during the renovation of the temple. It is a scrap piece of stone that was left over from the construction work and was given to him by one of the workers. Return to temple stone list
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Tarawa Kiribati Temple
Tarawa Kiribati Temple This stone from the Tarawa Kiribati Temple is one of our more obscure temple. Located on a small island in Micronesia is home to approximately 2,300 members. Used on the countertop is this still being constructed temple, our stone is scrap leftover from the original construction. It was given to us by one of the workers on the construction of the … Read More Tarawa Kiribati Temple
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Taylorsville Utah Temple
Taylorsville Utah Temple This beautiful stone was quarried from Italy and shipped to Taylorsville for use on the actual building of the temple. Our piece, a scrap piece from the building construction, was given to us by a friend who worked on the construction. Return to temple stone list
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Tegucigalpa Honduras Temple
Tegucigalpa Honduras Temple This is yet another stone that was given to us by one of the workers involved in building the temple. It is a leftover piece from the original construction of the temple. Return to temple stone list
