Breccia Capraia marble is a type of natural stone, specifically a breccia, that is known for its distinctive appearance and is often used in interior and exterior design. This stone is named after the island of Capraia in the Tuscan Archipelago, Italy, where it was originally quarried.

Breccia Capraia is characterized by its unique composition, which consists of various types of stones and fragments bound together in a cement-like matrix. The colors and types of stones in the breccia can vary widely, but it often features a combination of warm tones such as beige, pink, and reddish hues, along with veining or patterns created by the different fragments.