Quartzite is a metamorphic rock formed by the recrystallization of quartz. It usually ranges from white to gray, but some rocks may exhibit pink, red, or violet hues, due to the presence of iron. Additionally, other impurities can impart yellowish, orange, brown, green, or blue tones to quartzite.
Quartzite serves a wide range of purposes, serving as both essential construction elements and decorative features.
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