quartzite

Cristallo Quartzite is a luxurious and premium natural stone that offers a unique and stunning appearance. This rare and beautiful material boasts a shimmering crystal-like appearance that is sure to impress. The intricate patterns and veining of Cristallo Quartzite vary from piece to piece, creating a one-of-a-kind look that is both elegant and sophisticated.

Beige-grey quartzite imported from Brazil. It is characterized by its white and gray color with soft pink and beige tones. The name ''Taj Mahal'' comes from the stone's resemblance to the iconic white marble of the Taj Mahal, one of the greatest examples of Mughal architecture.

Classy white quartzite with grey breccia veins throughout the stone. It looks similar to the classic Italian white marbles such as Statuario, Arabescato, Calacatta, etc., but it has a harder composition compared to marble.

Mysterious dark quartzite imported from Brazil. The parallel segments of black, brown, and beige give off a rustic and mystifying look. Looks brilliant when applied onto statement pieces such as countertops or tabletops. If your interior design is leaning towards a darker aesthetic, this will bring about the perfect finishing touch.

Gorgeous rare pink crystal quartzite imported from Brazil. The crystalline features of this stone are translucent, making it a brilliant option for backlit projects such as feature walls and countertops. The small beige islands in the slab makes it a work of art as well.

Exotic grey-blue quartzite imported from Brazil. It has glistening blue crystal veins streaming through parts of the stone to give it a unique pop of colour. This piece could be used for statement pieces around the house such as countertops, feature walls, and tabletops.

Exotic orange quartzite imported from Italy. The white / grey patches are made out of crystals that are translucent, making them a stunning material for feature walls and backlit projects. This exotic and rare quartzite is hard to come by in this specific color and is a work of art itself.

Mysterious and exotic quartzite imported from Brazil. It has instinctive glistening gold veins throughout the stone, making it a brilliant material for bookmatched projects. The striking contrast between black and gold brings about a dramatic yet mysterious feel to your home. The second picture was a recent project for a client's TV wall.

Exotic quartzite imported from Brazil. It has a rustic aesthetic due to its brown tones and layered wood-like patterns. Applies beautifully to almost any project due to its neutrality and parallel veins. Could be used as accent/statement pieces or bookmatched for an alluring project piece.

Exotic blue-grey quartzite imported from Italy. It has areas of grey and pale green with brown veins throughout the stone. The contrasting arrangements and colours make it a brilliant option for feature walls and countertops. It could stand alone as a piece of art in your home as well.

Exotic and unique blue quartzite from Brazil. It is made out of mostly crystals which makes it ideal for backlit projects such as feature walls or countertops. The crystalline features make it ideal for a luxurious feel. 

*** Camera can't capture the Calcite's aesthetics well here due to crystalline features and lighting.

Stunning teal-turquoise set imported directly from Italy. This stone almost looks manmade due to the vibrancy of its colours. This gorgeous piece is like a work of art itself and the veins made it a perfect candidate for bookmatching.

The colour is more vibrant and more teal compared to the picture*.

Mysterious deep green quartzite from Brazil. It has the pattern of the classic Breccia veins throughout the slab. This exotic stone goes well for table tops and countertops.

Exotic turquoise-green quartzite from Brazil. The white veins give it a unique character after bookmatching it and parts of the slab consist of crystals that can be used for backlit feature walls. This is a finished product and it is sold in a pair.

Gorgeous dark green quartzite from Brazillian quarries. It consists of large streams of white crystals and rose-coloured veins throughout the stone, giving it a unique appearance and making it a suitable material for stunning backlit projects and bookmatched feature walls.

Stunning grey-blue quartzite from Brazil. The unmistakable brown veins form an abstract pattern, making it look like a piece of art, engineered by nature. Its cool tones and pattern makes it a good choice for feature walls, tabletops, and countertops.

A beautiful black Quartzite imported from Brazil. It is characterized by distinct white and orange veins, making it an ideal candidate for book-matched applications. The white chunk seen in the photo is made out of translucent crystals that looks beautiful when a light is shown through. Its hard composition allows it to be suitable for wet kitchens, countertops, and floors.

A stunning brown-orange Quartzite from Brazilian quarries. Its veins mimic the shapes and outlines of a tree stump, giving it an exotic and mysterious appearance. Its unique patterns make it an excellent choice as natural stone art pieces, feature walls, and countertops. Its hard composition makes it a brilliant choice for wet kitchens as well.