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London Blue Limestone
64″ × 112″
$900 / slab
Blue Marble Countertops & Slabs in Los Angeles
Browse 345+ Blue Marble slabs from 9 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: 50–81″ wide · 85–139″ long.
23 listings have 2+ matching slabs for large kitchens and islands.
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1 blue stone listing from local sellers: blue marble, quartzite, limestone, granite and porcelain. Each card shows the exact material.
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London Blue Limestone Slab — Bush Hammer
112" x 64"
49.8 sq ft
$900
$1,273.15
Stoneland USA
North Hollywood, Los Angeles
Blue Marble and Blue Stone Options
- Blue marble: Palisandro Blue, Azul Cielo, Azul Celeste, Tesoro Blu and Blue de Savoie
- Blue quartzite: Azul Macaubas, Blue Roma, Ijen Blue, Patagonia Blue and Cristallo Blue
- Blue limestone and granite: softer gray-blue tones for floors, walls and countertops
- Porcelain: Labradorite, Brilho Azul and Savoie Blue looks in thin, low-maintenance slabs
Blue Marble FAQ
What does this blue marble page include?
Blue marble here means any blue or blue-gray natural stone slab, because that is how most buyers search. You will find blue marble such as Palisandro Blue, Azul Cielo and Blue de Savoie, blue quartzite such as Azul Macaubas, Blue Roma, Ijen Blue and Cristallo Blue, plus blue limestone, granite and porcelain. Each listing shows its exact material.
Is blue quartzite the same as blue marble?
No. Quartzite is a harder, denser natural stone than marble and is less sensitive to etching from acids, which is why many blue kitchen countertops are quartzite. Blue marble is softer and is often chosen for vanities, feature walls and islands.
Why do blue stones look different in person?
Blue stones such as Azul Macaubas and Labradorite change a lot with lighting and from slab to slab. Photos taken outdoors or under warehouse lights can make a stone look more or less blue, so view the actual slab before you buy.
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.