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With 25 years in the stone business, John DeBlasiis, owner of South Shore Marble & Granite in Egg Harbor Township, NJ, has invested in the some of the latest developments in stoneworking technology.

As a primary North American distributor for Mexico Porphyry & Stone in San Luis de La Pais, Mexico, Milestone Imports of Santa Fe, NM, has seen its business grow while the quarry and its local area continues to evolve.

In addition to featuring the largest collection of Brazilian stone suppliers in the world, the 2010 Vitória Stone Fair in Vitória, Espírito Santo, Brazil, will feature new exhibitors from a range of nations around the globe.

Located in the heart of Brazil’s granite region, Mag Ban Mámores e Granitos supplies a range of material to the North American market and beyond.

Now in business for two decades, Cajugram has continued to develop its quarrying operations as well as its stoneworking facility.

The recent construction of the Church of the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, WI, features an elaborate stone palette, symbolizing a new direction for church architecture in the U.S.

As a true sign to its overall commitment to environmental responsibility, Cold Spring Granite Co. of Cold Spring, MN, recently built a LEED Gold-certified headquarters and has taken drastic measures to reducing energy and cost in its production process.

After nearly 30 years in the countertop business, Innovative Surfaces of Hastings, MN, began fabricating stone, and it has made a range of investments in technology over the past six years.

Celebrating its 27th edition, Cersaie once again staked its place as one of the world’s largest exhibitions of ceramic tiles and bathroom furnishings by drawing an international crowd of over 83,000 people.

The recent construction of W Hotel’s Miami, FL, location called for abundant amount of stone to maintain the hotel’s stylish reputation.