Own a Piece of Pamplona
Cobblestones from the Old Town of San Fermín

The Last of Their Kind

These adoquines once paved the streets of Pamplona’s Casco Viejo. Most of the removed stones went into other heritage projects. We bought the last of the museum’s stones from its former owners, and each one here is one of a kind.

Small Keepsakes, Not Showpieces

Each stone is a modest memento cut from a larger paving stone. The cuts are not clean or uniform, and every stone carries its own wear and flaws: rough edges, chips, uneven faces and saw marks. Many were shaved flat on the back for a shadow box or shelf. If you’re expecting a polished, perfectly cut collectible, these are not that.

Sold As Is, All Sales Final

Measurements and weights are approximate. Please study the photos before you buy. All sales are final: no returns, no exchanges, no refunds. If your stone arrives damaged in transit or is lost by the carrier, contact us within 48 hours of delivery with photos, and we will make it right through our shipping insurance.

Insured FedEx Shipping

$30 per $500 stone and $150 per $5,000 stone, added at checkout. Every package ships insured for the full price of the stone.

United States Only

We ship within the United States only. If you are outside the US, contact us and we will see what we can do.

Sales Tax

Orders shipped to Texas include Texas sales tax. Orders shipped to other states are not charged sales tax.

Where do the stones come from?

These adoquines once paved the streets of Pamplona’s Old Town (Casco Viejo). They were removed during the pedestrianization that began in 1996, and a small number were sold through the Museo del Encierro on Calle Mercaderes. We bought the remaining stones from the museum’s former owners.

Are they authentic?

Yes. These are genuine stones from the historic streets of Pamplona’s Old Town, not replicas.

Are they polished or perfectly cut?

No. Each stone is hand cut from an old paving stone, with rough edges, chips, uneven faces and saw marks. The photos show each stone as it is.

Are the measurements exact?

No. All measurements and weights are approximate.

How can I display my stone?

Many stones were shaved flat on the back for mounting in a shadow box, and they work well as a paperweight or desk piece.

Can I return a stone?

No. Every stone is one of a kind and sold as is, and all sales are final, with no returns, exchanges or refunds. If your stone arrives damaged in transit or is lost by the carrier, contact us within 48 hours of delivery with photos, and we will make it right through our shipping insurance.

Do you ship outside the United States?

No. We ship within the United States only. If you are outside the US, contact us and we will see what we can do.

How many stones are available?

A limited number, and each is one of a kind. When a stone sells, it is marked Sold and cannot be bought again.

Where do these cobblestones come from?

From the streets of Pamplona’s Casco Viejo, the old town of San Fermín, lifted when it was pedestrianized from 1996. They were sold through the Museo del Encierro on Calle Mercaderes; we bought the last of them from the museum’s former owners.

Can I buy a cobblestone in Pamplona?

Not these. The museum has closed, and the streets themselves belong to the city.

Where do you ship?

Within the United States only, insured: $30 for a $500 stone, $150 for a $5,000 stone.

Can I return a stone?

No. Every stone is one of a kind and sold as is, so all sales are final.