Rușchița marble (Croatian: Ruščica; Serbian: Рушчица; Hungarian: Ruskica márvány; German: Ruschitza-Marmor) is a mainly reddish, pinkish or white calcitic marble found in Romania.
[1] The marble deposit is located in the north of Caraș-Severin County, about 10 km (6 mi) northwest of the village of Rusita near Rusca Montană, in the Poiana Rusca Mountains.
[2] Rușchița marble mining was done in the shape of a turned-over bell between 1884[3] and 1960.
The quarry originally belonged to the royal Hungarian Ärar.
[4] Nowadays the extraction is made in descending horizontal stopes.