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• Mica Infused Quartz

  Experience unparalleled purity and excellence with our high-quality Mica Quartz raw materials. Mined from select sources, our Mica Quartz boasts exceptional clarity and durability. Perfect for industrial applications or artisanal crafts, our materials guarantee reliability and consistency for your projects.

  

• Granular Quartz

  Granular mica quartz typically comprises small, granular particles of quartz and mica minerals. This composition provides a unique blend of properties, combining the hardness and durability of quartz with the flexibility and shimmering appearance of mica. Granular mica quartz is commonly used in various applications such as construction materials, ceramics, cosmetics, and electrical insulators due to its ability to enhance strength, conductivity, and aesthetic appeal.

  

• Glassy Quartz

  Glassy quartz refers to a variety of quartz that exhibits a glass-like appearance and texture. This type of quartz is characterized by its transparency, clarity, and smooth surface, resembling glass but with the distinct properties of quartz, including its hardness and chemical composition. Glassy quartz is prized for its aesthetic appeal and is commonly used in jewelry making, ornamental objects, and as a raw material in the production of high-quality glass products. Its pristine clarity and lustrous appearance make it a sought-after material for both decorative and functional purposes.

  

• Semi - Glassy Quartz

  Semi-glassy quartz boasts a modest shine, striking a balance between matte and high-gloss varieties. Its subtle luster adds a touch of elegance without overwhelming the space. Ideal for interior design applications, it provides a refined aesthetic to countertops, flooring, and decorative elements. With its versatile appeal, semi-glossy quartz is a popular choice for achieving understated sophistication in any setting.

  

• Smoky Quartz

  Smokey Quartz is a variety of quartz crystal known for its distinctive smoky brown to black coloration, caused by natural irradiation of silicon dioxide.

  

• Quartzite

  Quartzite is a metamorphic rock composed primarily of quartz. It forms when sandstone is subjected to high heat and pressure over time, causing the quartz grains to recrystallize and fuse together into a dense, hard rock. Quartzite typically exhibits a granular texture and often displays vibrant colors and patterns due to the presence of other minerals, such as iron oxide or other impurities.