Quartzite is a non-foliated metamorphic rock that is produced by the metamorphism of sandstone. It is composed primarily of quartz.

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Both marble and quartzite are metamorphic rocks. Their composition does change with pressure and heat but the stones do not melt. It is formed when the sandstone’s quartz grains are fused from heat and pressure. Additionally, marble is soft while quartzite is hard and durable.

Artists carve sculptures out of marble more often than quartzite because marble is more stronger that quartzite.

Use a sharp edge or point of the stone to scratch the surface of the glass using high force. One of two things will happen, either the glass will scratch because the stone is harder or the stone will crumble because the glass is harder. If the glass scratches, you have quartzite. If the stone crumbles, you have marble.

If you’re shopping for options, be sure to check out two other types of quartzite that look similar to Taj Mahal Madreperola quartzite and Kalahari quartzite.

Classic White quartzite is also among the most affordable options, starting at roughly $65 per square foot installed. It is recommended that you visit the stone yard to view options yourself, as the slabs tend to have a lot of variation.

Instead of using any kind of artificial material like vitrified tiles and ceramic tiles we can use Indian marble flooring/Indian granite flooring. These are good for health as it is natural material. Italian marble is a also a stone but there is a chemical mixed stone.

Marble and wood are one of the eternal combinations for any room in the house and are extremely suitable pair for the bedroom. It also works well with metal and any other natural stone.

Top 5 Italian Marble Flooring In India

1. Botticino Classic. The marble Botticino has a natural beige color with unique brown veins.
2. Grey William. Grey William is a marble with full grey & whitish veins, which is imported from Italy and Turkey.
3. Royal Diana.
4. Statuario.
5. Rosso Verona.