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Formed from Lutetian limestone over forty million years ago, when this area was an ocean shore, the stone from which Paris was built carries within it the memory of time. Quarried since ancient times, it has given rise to monuments that shape the city’s skyline, from the ramparts of Lutetia to the cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris, and Haussman’s iconic façades. Its sandy color has become the visual signature of Paris. Saint-Honoré Beige was created: a shade conceived as the contemporary interpretation of the radiance of the City of Light.