Photo for reference. Natural stone varies from slab to slab, so we confirm the actual slab before cutting.
Topaz Blue
Topaz Blue Quartzite with black, blue, cream and gold tones for countertops, vanities and more in Charleston, SC.
Additional information
| Material |
Quartzite |
|---|---|
| Finish |
Polished |
| Color |
Cream, Gold, Blue, Black |
| Also known as |
Picasso |
| Level |
D |
- Free estimate
- Template, cut & install
- Charleston, SC
Discover Topaz Blue Quartzite, a natural metamorphic stone formed from sandstone under intense heat and pressure, combining a marble-like look with exceptional hardness. Its palette features black, blue, cream and gold tones with noticeable natural movement. It is also sold as Picasso.
Look and Character
As with any natural stone, each Topaz Blue slab has its own pattern and color variation. Seeing the full slab in person is the best way to pick the perfect one for your project. It is available here in a polished finish.
Best Uses
Use Topaz Blue quartzite for kitchen countertops, statement islands, waterfall edges, bathroom vanities and accent walls. For a balanced design, combine it with neutral cabinetry, warm woods and both brushed and polished metal finishes.
Care and Maintenance
Quartzite is very hard and stands up well to heat and daily use. Clean with a pH-neutral cleaner, wipe up spills promptly and reseal periodically to keep it protected.
Explore more options in our quartzite collection, or contact Stonphase to see full slabs and get a quote for your countertop project in Charleston, SC.
Topaz Blue at a Glance
| Material | Quartzite (natural stone) |
|---|---|
| Hardness | About 7 on the Mohs scale (harder than granite) |
| Heat resistance | High |
| Scratch resistance | Very high |
| Stain resistance | Good once sealed |
| Sealing | Every 1 to 2 years |
| Finish | Polished |
| Typical thickness | 2 cm or 3 cm slabs |
| Colors | Cream, Gold, Blue, Black |
| Price group | D |
| Also known as | Picasso |
Pros and Considerations of Quartzite
Pros
- Marble-like veining with far better durability
- Handles heat and daily kitchen use very well
- Every slab is one of a kind
Considerations
- Needs periodic sealing as a natural stone
- Usually priced above most granites
- Some softer stones are sold as quartzite, so we confirm the slab before cutting
Design Pairings
Topaz Blue pairs well with white, navy, sage green or natural wood cabinets. Brass and matte black hardware both work, and a simple white or subtle tile backsplash lets the stone lead.
Countertops for Lowcountry Homes
We template, fabricate and install Topaz Blue countertops for kitchens, islands, bathroom vanities and more across Charleston, SC, including West Ashley, North Charleston and Goose Creek. Visit us to see full slabs, or send us your measurements for a free estimate.
Topaz Blue FAQ
Is Topaz Blue Quartzite good for kitchen countertops?
Yes. It is a durable, practical choice for kitchen countertops, islands and vanities in everyday use.
Does Quartzite need to be sealed?
Yes. Like other natural stones, quartzite should be sealed, usually every 1 to 2 years. A simple water-drop test tells you when it is time.
How does Topaz Blue Quartzite compare with marble?
It gives a look close to marble but is much harder and less prone to scratching and etching, which makes it a popular choice for busy kitchens.
Can I see the actual Topaz Blue slab, and do you serve West Ashley and North Charleston?
Yes. Natural and engineered surfaces vary by lot, so we help you see the actual slab before fabrication. Stonphase serves Charleston, SC and nearby areas including West Ashley, North Charleston and Goose Creek.
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