Ijen Blue Quartzite
76″ × 139″
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Quartzite Countertops & Slabs in Los Angeles
Browse 3570+ Quartzite slabs from 13 local yards in Los Angeles. Compare current dimensions, finishes, matching sets, and published slab pricing before you visit.
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Available Quartzite Slabs Near Los Angeles
247 quartzite slabs currently available from local sellers.
Looking for smaller quartzite pieces? Browse quartzite remnants in Los Angeles or compare countertop remnants across all materials. Not sure between quartz and quartzite? Read quartz vs quartzite countertops.
Cristallo Iceberg Quartzite Slab — Polished
123" x 77"
Special Price
The Stone Industry
Van Nuys, Los Angeles
Cristallo Deluxe Quartzite Slab — Polished
113" x 78"
Special Price
The Stone Industry
Van Nuys, Los Angeles
Cristallo Caviar Quartzite Slab — Polished
124" x 76"
Special Price
The Stone Industry
Van Nuys, Los Angeles
Cristallo Iluminato Quartzite Slab — Honed
116" x 60"
Special Price
The Stone Industry
Van Nuys, Los Angeles
Patagonia Classic Quartzite Slab — Polished
125" x 79"
Special Price
The Stone Industry
Van Nuys, Los Angeles
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Quartzite Countertops & Slabs from Local Los Angeles Suppliers
The Stone Index helps buyers browse available quartzite slabs in Los Angeles from local suppliers in one place. Instead of calling multiple yards one by one, homeowners, designers, contractors, and builders can compare real quartzite inventory online before contacting a seller.
Popular Quartzite Colors & Stone Names
Buyers in Los Angeles regularly search for specific quartzite names. The Stone Index makes it easier to track what is currently available from local sellers without calling every yard.
- Taj Mahal Quartzite countertops and slabs — warm cream, beige, and soft gold movement; a popular lighter quartzite.
- Cristallo Quartzite — translucent white background with crystalline character, often used for backlit feature walls and islands.
- Patagonia Quartzite — dramatic bold veins and bands; a statement stone for islands and feature walls.
- Super White countertops and slabs — soft white and gray movement; seller classifications may include quartzite, dolomite, or marble.
- White Macaubas Quartzite — light background with linear gray veining, often compared to marble.
- Blue Roma Quartzite — blue-gray movement with dramatic patterning for islands and statement surfaces.
- Green Quartzite — Amazonite, Emerald Green and Avocatus slabs for bold kitchens and islands.
- Belvedere Quartzite — dark, high-contrast movement with bold natural veining.
- Ijen Blue Quartzite — expressive blue and gray tones suited to islands, bars, and feature surfaces.
- Mont Blanc quartzite — soft white with gentle gray veining; a calm neutral option.
- Sea Pearl quartzite — cool green-gray tones with organic movement.
- Leathered quartzite — a textured matte finish available on many quartzite colors; softer reflection than polished.
Quartzite Countertops in Los Angeles — Kitchens, Islands & Vanities
Quartzite slabs from LA yards are used for countertops, kitchen islands, bathroom vanities, fireplaces, and slab projects across the LA basin:
- Quartzite countertops Los Angeles — Taj Mahal, Super White, and other natural quartzites
- Kitchen island slabs — full slabs for waterfall edges and bookmatched islands
- Bathroom vanity slabs — primary baths, powder rooms, and remnant-friendly footprints
- Fireplace surrounds, full-height backsplashes, and outdoor kitchens
- Stone slabs for countertops that need to hold up to everyday LA family kitchens
For smaller vanity and fireplace projects, quartzite countertop remnants in Los Angeles can be a more affordable option than full slabs. After you pick a slab, see how to request quartzite countertop fabrication in Los Angeles.
Quartzite vs Marble & Quartzite vs Granite
Quartzite vs marble
Quartzite and marble can look similar, but quartzite is generally harder and more scratch resistant, while marble is softer and more reactive to acids like lemon juice or wine. Buyers who want a marble look with more everyday durability often compare both before deciding. See available marble slabs in Los Angeles.
Quartzite vs granite
Quartzite often shows flowing, marble-like veining, while granite typically has a denser speckled pattern. Both are durable natural stones suited to kitchen countertops. Browse granite slabs in Los Angeles to compare side by side.
Quartzite Slab Cost & Size
Quartzite slab cost depends on the stone name, color, rarity, finish, thickness, size, condition, and seller. Standard slab sizes vary by bundle and quarry, so buyers should confirm dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, and pricing directly with the seller before reserving a slab. Smaller projects may also be covered by quartzite remnants in Los Angeles.
Quartzite Slabs Near Me
If you are searching for quartzite slabs near me, The Stone Index helps you browse available quartzite inventory from Los Angeles stone suppliers and view full slabs in Los Angeles in one place. Inventory updates as local sellers list new bundles.
Planning a quartzite kitchen island? See kitchen island countertop slabs in Los Angeles to compare larger pieces and check waterfall or seam requirements with your fabricator.
Quartzite Slabs FAQ
What is quartzite?
Quartzite is a natural stone formed from sandstone under heat and pressure. It is known for strength, natural veining, and a premium look similar to marble.
Is quartzite good for kitchen countertops?
Yes. Quartzite is popular for kitchen countertops and islands because it is durable, heat resistant, and visually unique.
Where can I find quartzite slabs in Los Angeles?
You can browse quartzite slabs for sale from Los Angeles and Southern California suppliers on The Stone Index and connect directly with the seller.
What are popular quartzite slab names?
Popular quartzite names include Taj Mahal, Cristallo, Patagonia, Super White, White Macaubas, Mont Blanc, Sea Pearl, and Fusion.
What is the difference between quartzite and marble?
Quartzite is generally harder and more scratch resistant than marble, while marble is softer and more reactive to acids. Both are natural stones with distinct veining, and the right choice depends on the project and how the surface will be used.
What is the difference between quartzite and granite?
Quartzite often has a brighter, more marble-like appearance with flowing veins, while granite tends to show a denser speckled pattern. Both are durable natural stones suitable for kitchen countertops.
What is leathered quartzite?
Leathered quartzite is a slab finish with a soft textured surface and reduced shine compared to polished. It can hide fingerprints and water spots better while keeping the natural color of the stone.
Can I get quartzite countertops fabricated from these slabs?
You can choose a quartzite slab first, then request a quartzite fabrication quote for kitchen countertops, islands, vanities or fireplaces. The Stone Index is a marketplace, not a fabricator: it arranges follow-up with a local fabrication and installation team.
Do quartzite slabs come as remnants?
Sometimes. Some yards may list quartzite remnants suitable for bathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, small countertops, or accent projects.
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