Dalbergia stevensonii
Rosewood
Native to the swamp forests of southern Belize and Guatemala — a dense, deeply colored hardwood prized for its natural oils and exceptional acoustic resonance.
View Selected InventoryAbout Rosewood
Rosewood grows in the broadleaf evergreen swamp forests of southern Belize, Guatemala, and adjacent Mexico — a genuinely rare habitat that's part of what makes this timber so valuable. It's dense and durable, with rich reddish-brown to purplish heartwood often marked by darker streaks, a fine and even texture, and a natural luster that shows beautifully once finished. Its high natural oil content carries a distinct, sweet, rose-like scent that can persist for years after the wood is cut — a rare quality that, combined with its exceptional acoustic resonance, has made it a longstanding favorite for musical instruments, particularly marimba keys. It's also naturally durable, with strong resistance to both decay and termites. That same desirability has come at a cost: heavy commercial demand has driven real population loss from illegal logging, making responsibly sourced Rosewood increasingly rare.
At a glance
- Honduras Rosewood
- Nogaed
At a glance
- Origin
- Southern Belize, Guatemala, adjacent Mexico
- Category
- Musical Instruments · Indoor Furniture
- Best for
- Marimba keys and other musical instrument components, fine furniture, decorative work
- Working properties
- A dense, oily hardwood — takes a smooth finish and natural luster, with strong resistance to decay and termites.
Spec sheet
Physical-mechanical properties
Physical-mechanical values for Rosewood from the approved Final Content document.
Where it's used
Built for the demanding jobs
01 — Furniture
Indoor & outdoor furniture
02 — Flooring
Premium hardwood flooring
03 — Musical Instruments
Tonewood & musical instruments
04 — Marine
Marine decking & boat building
Application Gallery
Request this species
Ask about Rosewood
Tell us your project’s dimensions and finish requirements — we’ll
confirm stock, grading, and lead time from our working inventory.