Quartzite is a dense natural stone formed under extreme heat and pressure. This process gives the material its strength, clarity, and resistance to everyday wear. The surface remains stable over time, with only subtle, natural changes as the stone settles into its environment.
Care
Clean with pH-neutral products and mild detergents. While quartzite is naturally dense, sealing is recommended to support long-term protection and maintain the surface finish. Avoid abrasive cleaners or acidic products, as these may affect the surface over time. For more details visit our care instructions page.
StoneLab note
Samples and images serve as a reference only. Each block carries its own tone, fossil structure, and surface character. We review the slabs together and plan the layout for a balanced and intentional final result.
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Atlantic Stone quartzite has a blue-grey base with darker mineral veining and subtle, layered movement. The surface shows fine grain and dispersed mineral content, with linear features appearing intermittently rather than dominating the field. Tonal variation is moderate and consistent, giving the stone a cool, grounded character with natural depth.
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