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QuartziteCristallo 1st Choice Quartzite Slab
Commonly used for kitchen island
73" x 116"
58.8 sq ft
$3,795
Modul Marble · Sun Valley, Los Angeles
1 piece available
Connect to SellerCristallo Quartzite Slabs in Los Angeles
Translucent white quartzite for luxury kitchen islands, backlit walls, bathroom vanities, and fireplace features. Browse available Cristallo slabs at Los Angeles stone yards and contact the seller directly.
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Available Cristallo Quartzite in Los Angeles
2 Cristallo quartzite listings from local sellers. Includes Cristallo, Cristallo 1st Choice, and Crystal Quartzite lots when available.
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QuartziteCristallo 1st Choice Quartzite Slab
Commonly used for kitchen island
55" x 110"
42 sq ft
$2,695
Modul Marble · Sun Valley, Los Angeles
1 piece available
Connect to SellerSimilar Translucent & White Luxury Quartzite
These stones are not Cristallo, but buyers shopping for luxury translucent white quartzite often cross-shop them. Real listing names are shown — confirm the exact stone with the seller before visiting.
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QuartziteSuper White Quartzite Slab
Can work well for kitchen island
78" x 112"
60.7 sq ft
$1,498
Modul Marble · Sun Valley, Los Angeles
10 pieces available
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QuartziteSuper White Quartzite Slab
Good option for kitchen island
77" x 114"
61 sq ft
$1,495
Modul Marble · Sun Valley, Los Angeles
2 pieces available
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QuartziteSuper White Quartzite Slab
Well suited for kitchen island
70" x 117"
56.9 sq ft
$1,649
Modul Marble · Sun Valley, Los Angeles
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QuartziteSuper White Quartzite Slab
Commonly used for kitchen island
76" x 112"
59.1 sq ft
$1,890
Modul Marble · Sun Valley, Los Angeles
3 pieces available
Connect to SellerWhy Designers Choose Cristallo
Cristallo's translucent crystalline structure gives it a luminous, almost glass-like depth that is difficult to replicate with engineered materials. The soft frosted-white background works across modern, minimalist, and transitional interiors, while certain slabs can be backlit for a dramatic glowing effect on islands, bars, and feature walls.
Best Uses: Kitchen Islands, Backlit Walls, Vanities & Fireplaces
Cristallo quartzite is commonly specified for luxury kitchen countertops, waterfall islands, backlit walls and bars, full-height backsplashes, bathroom vanities, modern fireplaces, and high-end commercial interiors. Pairs well with white oak cabinetry, walnut tones, brass fixtures, and matte black accents.
Cost & Availability in Los Angeles
Cristallo is a premium natural quartzite, and pricing depends on lot, clarity, slab size, thickness, finish, and yard. Inventory is limited and turns over quickly. The Stone Index shows live listings with current seller pricing — or a "contact seller" note when pricing is not published.
Cristallo Quartzite FAQ
What is Cristallo quartzite?
Cristallo is a premium natural quartzite known for a translucent crystalline structure and a soft frosted-white background. It is widely used in luxury kitchens, statement islands, backlit walls, and high-end commercial interiors. Cristallo is sometimes labeled Cristallo White, Cristallo Gold, Crystal Quartzite, or Cristallo 1st Choice depending on the lot.
Can Cristallo quartzite be backlit?
Certain Cristallo slabs can be backlit because of the stone's translucent crystal structure, creating a dramatic glowing effect that highlights the natural depth and movement. Backlighting is most effective on thinner slabs and should be designed with the fabricator and lighting designer.
Is Cristallo quartzite durable enough for kitchens?
Yes. Cristallo is a natural quartzite — generally harder and less porous than marble — making it well suited to kitchen countertops, waterfall islands, and high-use surfaces when sealed and maintained per the fabricator's recommendations.
What is the difference between Cristallo quartzite and white marble?
Cristallo quartzite has the visual elegance of luxury white stone but the durability and lower porosity of natural quartzite. White marble (Carrara, Calacatta, Statuario) is softer, more porous, and tends to develop a natural patina over time. Cristallo is also typically more expensive due to its rarity and translucent character.
How do I confirm the exact Cristallo lot and availability?
Contact the seller directly through The Stone Index listing to confirm the exact lot, finish, slab dimensions, thickness, suitability for backlighting, current availability, and pricing before visiting the yard. Cristallo inventory is limited and turns over quickly.