
Patagonia Quartzite Slab — Polished
Patagonia Quartzite — polished 75" x 130" slabs with dramatic crystal movement and backlit potential for islands, bars, and feature walls.
130" x 75"
67.7 sq ft
$3,927
$58 / sq ft
4 pieces available
Patagonia quartzite is prized for its dramatic movement — warm gold, beige, brown, cream, and translucent-looking passages that read like artwork on a kitchen island or waterfall countertop. As a natural quartzite, it offers strong everyday durability alongside its high visual impact, making it a popular pick for statement walls and luxury Los Angeles interiors. Browse live Patagonia inventory from local stone yards and supplier websites below.
4 Patagonia quartzite listings currently available from local sellers and supplier inventory.

Patagonia Quartzite — polished 75" x 130" slabs with dramatic crystal movement and backlit potential for islands, bars, and feature walls.
130" x 75"
67.7 sq ft
$3,927
$58 / sq ft
4 pieces available

Matching Patagonia Blue Quartzite — 21 polished slabs with translucent backlit potential for islands, bars, walls, fireplaces, and luxury interiors.
139" x 77"
74.3 sq ft
Price on request
21 pieces available

Patagonia Classic quartzite — nature’s masterpiece with bold crystal formations and organic movement, creating a breathtaking focal point in luxury spaces.
125" x 79"
68.6 sq ft
Price on request
7 pieces available

Patagonia quartzite — one of the most sought-after designer stones, featuring dramatic crystal formations and bold natural artistry for unforgettable spaces.
123" x 74"
63.2 sq ft
Price on request
7 pieces available
Patagonia is an exotic natural stone name used for highly expressive slabs with large crystalline areas, bold mineral movement, and strong changes in color from one section of a slab to another. In the Los Angeles slab market, Patagonia varieties are commonly sought for statement kitchen islands, waterfall edges, bar tops, fireplaces, feature walls, and other installations where the stone itself becomes a focal point.
Individual Patagonia varieties can differ substantially in appearance. Backgrounds may include cream, beige, warm gold, gray, brown, black, and translucent-looking crystal sections. Buyers should compare actual slab photos, inspect the complete lot when more than one slab is needed, and confirm finish, thickness, dimensions, and current quantity with the seller before fabrication.
The Stone Index groups the Patagonia inventory on this page under Patagonia Quartzite so buyers searching the Los Angeles market can compare available slabs in one place. Supplier naming and geological classifications can vary, so the exact supplier product name remains visible on sourced inventory and should be confirmed with the yard before purchase.
See which local sellers currently have Patagonia quartzite listings available on The Stone Index. Availability can change quickly, so send an inquiry to confirm before visiting.