Browse quartzite slabs from verified Los Angeles stone yards — Taj Mahal, Cristallo, Super White, Patagonia, and more. For projects that need continuity across several surfaces, browse coordinated quartzite slabs for large projects.
60 quartzite slabs currently available from local sellers.
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Emerald Jade quartzite — a rare green masterpiece with soft jade tones and natural crystal movement, bringing a refined luxury feel to one-of-a-kind interiors.
Can work well for kitchen island
127" x 79"
69.7 sq ft
$5,992
$86 / sq ft
25 pieces available
Honed Ebano Cafe quartzite with wood-grain movement for islands, bars, and feature walls.
Commonly used for kitchen island
134" x 77"
71.7 sq ft
$6,377
$89 / sq ft
7 pieces available
Polished Desert Blue quartzite for modern islands, counters, and feature walls.
Commonly used for kitchen island
118" x 79"
64.7 sq ft
$3,560
$55 / sq ft
10 pieces available
Premium Brazilian Cristallo Rose quartzite — with luminous pink-rose tones. A rare, designer-requested look for statement islands and luxury interiors.
Good option for kitchen island
130" x 79"
71.3 sq ft
$8,986
$126 / sq ft
14 pieces available
Cristallo Champagne quartzite — refined champagne tones and subtle crystal veining with a rare fluted finish, crafted for sophisticated luxury spaces.
Well suited for kitchen island
136" x 76"
71.8 sq ft
$7,967
$111 / sq ft
9 pieces available
Cristallo Azur quartzite — dramatic blue-grey movement and warm gold veining. A statement material for high-end islands and feature walls.
Commonly used for kitchen island
121" x 81"
68.1 sq ft
$7,827
$115 / sq ft
16 pieces available
Leathered Bronzite quartzite lot for islands, bars, fireplaces, and dramatic counters.
Well suited for kitchen island
122" x 78"
66.1 sq ft
$3,635
$55 / sq ft
5 pieces available
Belvedere Extra quartzite — a dramatic black canvas with explosive white and gold movement, made for unforgettable luxury kitchens and statement spaces.
Good option for kitchen island
121" x 78"
65.5 sq ft
$2,884
$44 / sq ft
9 pieces available
Azul Mary quartzite — a breathtaking fusion of icy blue tones and dramatic golden veining, turning every island into a true piece of natural art.
Well suited for kitchen island
133" x 77"
71.1 sq ft
$4,267
$60 / sq ft
7 pieces available
Avocatus quartzite — rare emerald green movement with dramatic natural patterns. A true statement stone for luxury kitchens and feature walls.
Good option for kitchen island
124" x 78"
67.2 sq ft
$4,232
$63 / sq ft
16 pieces available
Large Tahitian Cream quartzite lot for coordinated kitchens, islands, and neutral interiors.
Commonly used for kitchen island
125" x 77"
66.8 sq ft
$3,944
$59 / sq ft
28 pieces available
Breccia Imperiale Quartzite — deep mocha tones and dramatic natural veining create a bold, sophisticated look for luxury interiors.
Can work well for kitchen island
122" x 79"
66.9 sq ft
$3,146
$47 / sq ft
17 pieces available
Leathered Fantasy Black quartzite for bold islands, bars, and fireplace surrounds.
Commonly used for kitchen island
128" x 76"
67.6 sq ft
$3,108
$46 / sq ft
7 pieces available
Ijen Blue quartzite — ethereal blue tones with golden crystal veining, bringing an artistic and luxurious centerpiece to exceptional interiors.
Good option for kitchen island
139" x 76"
73.4 sq ft
$4,989
$68 / sq ft
33 pieces available
Bookmatched Cristallo Iceberg quartzite — translucent icy beauty with elegant golden veining, a rare statement piece for truly exceptional luxury interiors.
Commonly used for kitchen island
123" x 77"
65.8 sq ft
$5,700
$86.66 / sq ft
8 pieces available
Cristallo Deluxe quartzite lot for bright islands, counters, and feature walls.
Can work well for kitchen island
113" x 78"
61.2 sq ft
$5,613
$91.71 / sq ft
17 pieces available
Cristallo Caviar quartzite for statement islands and feature walls; confirm slabs with the seller.
Good option for kitchen island
124" x 76"
65.4 sq ft
$6,664
$101.83 / sq ft
12 pieces available
Honed Cristallo Iluminato quartzite for refined islands, counters, and walls.
Good option for kitchen island
116" x 60"
48.3 sq ft
$4,953
$102.47 / sq ft
9 pieces available
Patagonia Classic quartzite — nature’s masterpiece with bold crystal formations and organic movement, creating a breathtaking focal point in luxury spaces.
Commonly used for kitchen island
125" x 79"
68.6 sq ft
$5,966
$87 / sq ft
7 pieces available
Patagonia quartzite — one of the most sought-after designer stones, featuring dramatic crystal formations and bold natural artistry for unforgettable spaces.
Well suited for kitchen island
123" x 74"
63.2 sq ft
$5,973
$94.50 / sq ft
7 pieces available
Limited 3-slab Matrix Black quartzite lot — leathered 2 cm black slabs, 74" x 125", ready in North Hollywood.
Can work well for kitchen island
125" x 74"
64.2 sq ft
$1,156
$18 / sq ft
3 pieces available
Agatha Black quartzite — 7 polished 2cm slabs with bold dark movement at $19/sq ft. A striking choice for countertops or feature walls.
Can work well for kitchen island
128" x 76"
67.6 sq ft
$1,284
$19 / sq ft
7 pieces available
Limited 2-slab Brazilian Crystos quartzite — polished black 2 cm slabs with copper-white movement, ready in Sun Valley.
Well suited for kitchen island
124" x 79"
68 sq ft
$1,190
$17.50 / sq ft
2 pieces available
Taj Mahal quartzite — limited 2-slab lot, polished 2cm at $9/sq ft. Soft taupe and warm beige with light gold movement, at Marble Unlimited.
Commonly used for kitchen island
83" x 112"
64.6 sq ft
$581
$9 / sq ft
2 pieces available
Explore active quartzite slabs and remnants from local Los Angeles stone yards on The Stone Index. Inventory changes often, so open a yard page to confirm availability.
The Stone Index helps buyers browse available quartzite slabs in Los Angeles from local stone sellers 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.
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.
Quartzite slabs from LA yards are used for countertops, kitchen islands, bathroom vanities, fireplaces, and slab projects across the LA basin:
For smaller vanity and fireplace projects, quartzite countertop remnants in Los Angeles can be a more affordable option than full slabs.
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 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 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.
If you are searching for quartzite slabs near me, The Stone Index helps you browse available quartzite inventory from Los Angeles stone yards and view full slabs in Los Angeles in one place. Inventory updates as local sellers list new bundles.
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.
Yes. Quartzite is popular for kitchen countertops and islands because it is durable, heat resistant, and visually unique.
You can browse quartzite slabs from verified Los Angeles-area stone sellers on The Stone Index and connect directly with the seller.
Popular quartzite names include Taj Mahal, Cristallo, Patagonia, Super White, White Macaubas, Mont Blanc, Sea Pearl, and Fusion.
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.
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.
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.
Sometimes. Some yards may list quartzite remnants suitable for bathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, small countertops, or accent projects.
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