From the heart of Iran to European spaces.
Bringing the finest natural stone from the renowned Mahallat quarries to projects across Europe.
Luxstein was founded with a vision to bring the exceptional natural stone products from the renowned Sangestan quarries to the European market. We believe in the timeless beauty and unmatched quality of these stones, which have been extracted and processed with care and expertise for over 25 years.
Based in Germany, we serve clients across Europe who seek premium stone materials for their residential, commercial, and architectural projects. Our direct relationship with the factory ensures we can offer the highest quality products at competitive prices.
The Sangestan Factory, established in 2010, is one of the largest and most modern stone processing facilities in Iran and the Middle East. Covering an area of over 125,000 square meters, it features four processing lines including six advanced gangsaws and four block cutters.
With an annual production capacity exceeding 1,500,000 square meters, the factory utilizes advanced Italian machinery such as Breton, Barsanti, and shape mill technology to produce high-quality and durable stone products.
The factory is supported by 11 building stone quarries under the Kuhbar Mining Cooperative Company, including the prestigious Dare Bukhari Travertine Quarry with over 50 years of history.
- Sangestan factory established
- 2010
- m² factory site
- 125.000
- m² annual production
- 1,5 Mio.
- quarries in the cooperative
- 11
All Luxstein products undergo rigorous quality control to ensure the highest standards of excellence in every stone we offer.
Structural integrity · Colour consistency · Precise cutting and finishing · Compliance with international standards
- 01
Material inspection
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Precision cutting
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Quality certification
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Secure packaging
Luxstein is committed to sustainable practices in stone extraction and processing, ensuring that our premium products are sourced responsibly with minimal environmental impact.
We believe that responsible sourcing and processing of natural stone is essential for preserving these precious resources for future generations.
Waste recycling
Stone remnants are repurposed for mosaic tiles and aggregates.
Water conservation
Closed-loop water systems reduce consumption by up to 90 %.
Quarry restoration
Comprehensive plans for land rehabilitation after extraction.
Energy efficiency
Modern equipment and renewable energy sources reduce carbon footprint.