Belvedere Extra Quartzite
78″ × 121″
Special Price
Black Marble Countertops & Slabs in Los Angeles
Browse 222+ Black Marble slabs from 11 local yards in Los Angeles. Compare current dimensions, finishes, matching sets, and published slab pricing before you visit.
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Current full-slab sizes: 35–83″ wide · 92–133″ long.
26 listings have 2+ matching slabs for large kitchens and islands.
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Available Black Marble & Black Stone in Los Angeles
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26 black stone listings from local sellers: true black marble first, then black granite, quartzite, soapstone and marble-look porcelain. Each card shows the exact material.
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Belvedere Extra Quartzite Slab — Leathered
Belvedere Extra Quartzite, leathered 2 cm, 121" x 78" - 9 slabs. Black-and-gold quartzite for kitchen countertops and islands.
121" x 78"
65.5 sq ft
Special Price
The Stone Industry
Van Nuys, Los Angeles
9 pieces available
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Fantasy Black Quartzite Slab — Leathered
Fantasy Black Quartzite, leathered 2 cm, 128" x 76" - 7 slabs. Leathered black quartzite for kitchen countertops and bars.
128" x 76"
67.6 sq ft
Special Price
The Stone Industry
Van Nuys, Los Angeles
7 pieces available
Black Marble and Black Stone Options
- Black marble: Nero Marquina (white veining on black), Portoro (gold or silver veining), and other veined black marbles
- Black granite: solid or speckled black, the most stain- and scratch-resistant option
- Black quartzite: natural stone with dramatic movement and higher hardness than marble
- Black soapstone: soft matte look that darkens with use; does not etch like marble
- Marble-look porcelain: Nero Marquina and Sahara Noir looks in thin, low-maintenance slabs
Black Marble FAQ
What does this black marble page include?
Black marble here means any black natural stone slab, because that is how most buyers search. You will find true black marble such as Nero Marquina and Portoro, plus black granite, black quartzite, black soapstone and black marble-look porcelain. Each listing shows its exact material.
What is Nero Marquina?
Nero Marquina is a black marble from Spain with fine white veining. It is used for countertops, vanities, fireplace surrounds and feature walls.
Is black marble good for kitchen countertops?
Black marble is softer and more sensitive to acids than granite, quartzite or porcelain, so etching can show on a dark polished surface. Buyers who want the look with less maintenance often compare it with black granite, black quartzite, soapstone or marble-look porcelain, which are all listed on this page.
How do I confirm exact stone and availability?
Contact the seller directly through The Stone Index listing to confirm the exact stone name, finish, slab dimensions, thickness and current availability before visiting the yard.