Crystallo Traslux
01Translucent white stone threaded with warm gold seams.
Natural Stone & Quartzite Slabs — Wholesale
Crystallo, Patagonia
and natural stone.
Crystallo and Patagonia lead the collection, followed by further named natural stone. Every material opens a close study of the surface and a photograph of the slab, with a direct link to request availability. Homeowners, designers and trade professionals are all welcome.
Featured: Crystallo · Patagonia
Specialising in Crystallo & Patagonia — seen as full slabs before you specify.
Crystallo Traslux, Rosso Crystallo and Patagonia are Lumiere’s priority materials. Compare the surface study with the photograph of the full slab, then request availability for the stone you are considering.
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Rosso Crystallo
02Translucent white stone crossed by rust-red and amber veining.
Patagonia
03Grey and cream mineral masses with sharp dark outlines.
Further natural stone
Names come from Lumiere’s records, not from appearance.
Natural stone is sold under trade names that vary between quarries and suppliers. Every material here is named from Lumiere’s own records, never inferred from what a slab looks like. If a name matters to a specification, confirm it with the team before it is written down.
Nebula Crystal
04A pale ground threaded with amber and gold.
Splendido Brown
05Rose-pink ground with pale veining.
Bonsai
06A pale ground crossed by a single dark banded seam.
Blue Alpine
07Cool grey and white crossed by soft blue-grey drift.
Tajmahal
08Warm ivory carrying a broad golden seam.
Mocamblu
09Teal and gold striations running the length of the slab.
Alpinus
10Charcoal mineral clusters drifting across a white ground.
Verde Crystallo
11Pale green-white stone with fine amber threads.
Aquamare
12Very pale grey-blue with soft diagonal movement.
Sauipe
13Stacked amber formations banded in green and gold.
Lotus Green
14Deep green with grey-white movement.
Amazonite
15Turquoise fields set into white and black mineral.
Azul Macaubus
16Vivid blue banding with white drift.
Gaya Quartzite
17Green-grey structure broken by pale crystalline seams.
Tempest Green
18Dark green ground fractured by grey-white structure.
Backlit
Some of it only
reads lit.
Translucent stone reads differently with light behind it. These are photographs, not renders.
Questions
About these
materials.
Yes. Natural stone varies in colour, veining, movement and pattern, which is why viewing the actual slab is useful before specification or selection.
Every name on this page comes from Lumiere’s own material records. Nothing is named from how a stone looks, and no name here is a geological classification.
Each material on this page opens a photograph of the slab beside its close surface study, and every image opens full size. Plan a showroom visit to compare slabs in person.
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