Description
Michelangelo Blue quartzite is one of the most internationally recognized natural stones. Originating in Italy, this beautiful quartzite presents a sparkling sunset captured in the seemingly random, yet extraordinarily harmonious, veins of this natural stone. Like an eternal encounter between ancient forces, heaven and earth seem to merge in the warm and cool tones of Michelangelo Blue quartzite: as if created during a nighttime storm, the blue hues stand out, piercing the reddish, dusty earth.
This natural stone is a force where time stands still, suspended beyond space and the present moment. Flashes of light filtered through vibrant white waves amplify the hypnotic power of Michelangelo Blue quartzite. Its name pays tribute to the artist who made sculpture an astonishing tool of communication, a fascinating universal language, capable of transcending eras and cultures. This material is manufactured directly by our company. Andres Marin Marbles, SL
SURFACE TREATMENTS
Polished: This is the ultimate finish that achieves a completely smooth quartzite surface and an inimitable mirror effect that reflects light, enhancing the beauty of the natural stone.
Use and maintenance of quartzite
Use
Quartzite is a highly resistant and versatile natural stone, suitable for various applications:
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Kitchen and bathroom countertops: It resists heat and scratches better than marble, making it ideal for high-traffic spaces.
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Wall coverings: Provides an elegant and sophisticated touch indoors and outdoors.
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Soils: Its durability makes it an excellent choice for high-use areas.
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Fireplaces and furniture: Its heat resistance makes it perfect for cladding fireplaces and making tables or kitchen islands.
Maintenance
Although quartzite is very durable, it is recommended to follow these care instructions to maintain its beauty:
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Daily cleaning: Use a soft cloth with water and mild soap. Avoid acidic or abrasive products.
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Periodic sealing: Although it is less porous than marble, it is recommended to seal it once or twice a year to avoid stains.
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Avoid strong impacts: Although it is hard, very intense blows can chip it.
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Use coasters and trivets: To avoid heat or moisture marks on countertops.
