| Origin | India |
|---|---|
| Formats | Slabs, tiles & cut-to-size |
| Thickness | 16-30mm (2cm / 3cm) |
| Finishes | Polished |
| Ports | Mundra / Kandla (West India) or Krishnapatnam, Chennai & Tuticorin (South India) |
| Samples | Yes, before production |
| Supply | Full containers (FCL, 20ft / 40ft), mixed stones welcome |
| Terms | FOB, or CIF / CFR to your port |
| Price | Quote on request |
Calcatta D Oro Quartzite is a premium natural stone that captures the aesthetic vocabulary of classical Italian Calacatta marble — the coveted white base, the refined veining — but delivers it in quartzite form, with the superior hardness, scratch resistance, and low maintenance requirements that marble cannot match. For architects and designers who want the prestige of a Calacatta surface without the vulnerability of marble in high-use environments, Calcatta D Oro Quartzite offers a compelling alternative that is both beautiful and genuinely practical.
At Stone Harbor, we source Calcatta D Oro Quartzite and export in slab and block form to clients across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. The stone is available in standard and custom dimensions for countertop, flooring, and cladding applications.
Calcatta D Oro Quartzite is a metamorphic stone formed from silica-rich sandstone that has undergone intense heat and pressure, recrystallising into a dense interlocking quartz structure. Its refined white to beige-grey base is produced by high-purity quartz content, while the characteristic golden veining — which gives the stone its D’Oro (“of gold”) designation — results from iron oxide and other secondary minerals infilling natural fracture systems within the quartz matrix. The result is a stone that combines the visual warmth and elegance of Italian Calacatta with quartzite’s structural superiority.
Calcatta D Oro Quartzite answers a question that many specification architects and interior designers face: how to achieve the visual prestige of Calacatta marble in a space where marble’s practical limitations would be problematic. The answer, with this stone, is straightforward. At Stone Harbor, material is sourced from verified quarry operations and exported to client specifications. Custom quantities, finishes, and sizes are available. Contact us to discuss your project requirements.
A natural quartzite with the white base and refined veining of classic Calacatta marble. It forms when silica-rich sandstone recrystallises under heat and pressure, which gives it far greater hardness and scratch resistance than marble. Stone Harbor exports it as slabs and blocks.
For high-use surfaces, usually yes. It gives the Calacatta look but is harder, more scratch-resistant and lower-maintenance than marble, which etches with acidic spills. Marble still suits purists who want the original; quartzite suits busy kitchens and commercial spaces.
Yes. Seal it after installation and re-apply periodically, as its white base will show stains if spills are left to sit. It is supplied polished, and its hardness makes it well suited to countertops, flooring and cladding.
Calcatta D'Oro is priced on request, by grade, slab thickness, finish and order volume, quoted FOB India or CIF/CFR to your port. Send your specification and we will come back with a quote.
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