Cristallo Magnificus Quartzite

$4,901.05

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Description

With a shimmering icy white surface and thin golden veins, Cristallo Magnificus Quartzite evokes a sense of refinement and good taste. Finish your kitchen or bathroom interior design project with a statement. Call to talk with a FabQuartz design expert today.

Cristallo Magnificus Quartzite Specifications

Product: Quartzite

Grade: Premium

Thickness: 3 cm

Finish: Polished

Average Size: 131.7″ x 77.4″

Square Feet: 92.06

Price Per ft²: $69.21

Available in the U.S. for fast shipping.

Price reflects Premium grade. May be available in Commercial, Standard, High Standard and Premium grades.

Photos are for representation. Call to select specific slabs.

Cristallo Magnificus Quartzite Design Tips

Cristallo Magnificus Quartzite is a natural stone that has a translucent white background with golden and amber veins. It can bring a sense of luxury and elegance to any space, especially in kitchens and bathrooms. Here are some design tips for using Cristallo Magnificus Quartzite:

  • Pair it with cabinets that have a warm or neutral color, such as dark wood, beige, off-white, or blonde wood. These colors can balance the golden tones and the white background of the quartzite.
  • Choose a backsplash that creates a contrast or a continuity with the quartzite. You can use the same quartzite as the backsplash, or choose a tile that has a different color or pattern. For example, you can use a black or white subway tile, or a colorful glass mosaic.
  • Select a lighting scheme that accentuates the quartzite’s natural shine and texture. You can use pendant lights, under-cabinet lights, or recessed lights to highlight the quartzite and create a cozy and inviting mood.
  • Add some metallic accents, such as gold, chrome, brushed nickel, or silver, to match the quartzite’s veining and add some sparkle and glamour. You can use these metals for faucets, knobs, handles, or accessories.
  • You can create a focal point in your space by using Cristallo Magnificus Quartzite as a fireplace surround, a kitchen island, or a bathroom vanity. These areas will draw attention to the quartzite’s natural beauty and elegance.
  • You can add some texture and contrast to your space by using different finishes for the quartzite. For example, you can use a polished finish for the countertop and a honed finish for the backsplash, or vice versa. This will create a subtle difference in the quartzite’s appearance and feel.
  • You can complement the quartzite’s warm and cool tones with a neutral or colorful paint color for the walls. For example, you can use a beige, gray, or white paint color to create a calm and serene atmosphere, or a blue, green, or yellow paint color to create a lively and cheerful mood.

Quartzite Overview

Performance CategoryRating
Heat Resistance5/5
Scratch Resistance5/5
Stain Resistance3/5
Ease of Maintenance3/5
Requires Re-SealingYes

These ratings reflect typical performance expectations.
For a side-by-side breakdown of countertop materials, see our Countertop Durability Comparison.

Learn More About Quartzite

Learn more about how quartzite performs in real-world installations:

Pros and Cons of Quartzite Countertops

Quartzite Countertop Durability Guide

Quartzite Countertop Maintenance Guide

Why Choose Quartzite?

Quartzite is often chosen when maximum hardness and heat resistance are important. The stone’s quartz-rich mineral structure makes it one of the most durable natural materials used for countertops. Quartzite is commonly used in kitchens where surfaces are expected to tolerate heavy daily use.

Quartzite Use & Suitability

ApplicationSuitability Rating
Outdoor EnvironmentsHigh
High-Heat AreasHigh
Indoor KitchensHigh
Bathrooms & Wet AreasHigh
Vertical AccentsHigh
Commercial ApplicationsHigh
Flooring ApplicationsModerate

For a detailed explanation of installation environments, see:
The Best (and Worst) Places to Install Quartzite.

Where Quartzite Works Best

Quartzite performs well in environments where durability and heat resistance are important. It is commonly used for residential kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, and other interior surfaces that experience regular daily use. Because quartzite is an extremely hard natural stone, it can also perform well in commercial spaces and outdoor kitchens where surfaces may be exposed to heavier use.

Where Quartzite May Not Be Ideal

Although quartzite is highly durable, it is still a natural stone that can absorb liquids if left unsealed. Environments where surfaces are frequently exposed to staining substances or heavy impact may require additional care. Quartzite can also be used for flooring, but its hardness can make fabrication and installation more demanding compared with materials typically selected for floor surfaces.