Quartzite

Quartzite is often chosen for its marble-like beauty and granite-like durability. It's formed from sandstone and quartz, creating a hard and dense surface. Quartzite is known for its elegant veining and glossy surface, offering a sophisticated aesthetic.

Origin: Mostly found in Brazil and the United States.
Rarity: More rare than granite and quartz.
Varietals: Includes Taj Mahal, White Macaubas, and more.
Price-Points: Generally high, often more expensive than granite.
Maintenance Tips: Needs sealing; more durable against scratching and etching.

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