Stone type
Quartzite
A quartzite that looks like a painting — blues, greens, rust, and gold swirling through one slab. Pure statement, with quartzite toughness underneath.
Fusion is a Brazilian quartzite known for wild, multicolor movement: waves of blue, teal, green, rust, gold, and cream blended across a single slab. It is often marketed with a grade word attached ("Fusion Wow"); the stone is simply Fusion, and the drama varies block to block.
Despite looking more like art than countertop, it is a genuine quartzite.
True quartzite, around 7 Mohs — scratch-resistant, heat-tolerant, and non-etching. Its colorful, crystalline structure often includes natural fissures, so many slabs are resined and mesh-backed and should go to an experienced fabricator. Seal on install.
No two slabs match. Some lean blue-green and oceanic, others warm with rust and gold. Bookmatching two consecutive slabs creates a mirrored, almost abstract-art effect. Always choose Fusion from photos of the exact bundle.
Polished brings out color depth and is the standard choice. Leathered softens the palette into an earthy, textured look.
Islands, feature walls, bar tops, powder rooms, and fireplace surrounds — anywhere the stone is the focal point. As a full kitchen, pair it with very quiet cabinetry.
Let the stone lead: flat white, deep navy, or natural wood cabinetry, simple hardware, and a plain backsplash. Pull one accent color from the slab for the room.
Color intensity, balance, and bookmatch potential drive Fusion pricing, along with resin work. NSC sources it on demand — request current wholesale pricing and bundle photos.
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Yes — it is a true quartzite around 7 Mohs, so it resists scratches and heat and does not etch. Many slabs are resined because of natural fissures, so use an experienced fabricator.
It is a marketing name for Fusion quartzite, usually describing a more colorful lot. The stone itself is Fusion; judge each bundle by its photos.
Blue, teal, green, rust, gold, and cream, blended in waves. Each block leans differently, from cool and oceanic to warm and earthy.
Yes, and it is spectacular bookmatched on islands and feature walls. Reserve consecutive slabs from one block.
We source it to order. Tell us your project and we will send current pricing, availability, and photos of the exact slabs.
