3 Production Sites in Guangdong, China · 10,000+ m² Slabs in Ready Stock · Factory-Direct Export
The Luxury Stone collection brings together our most figured, high-movement luxury quartz countertops — the slabs chosen for statement surfaces where the stone is the centrepiece. Browse these premium patterns below and request a quote with your sizes, finish and quantity.
Every few years a natural stone becomes the one everybody wants: a dramatic book-matched quartzite, a green marble with gold movement, a deep blue with white fracture lines. Designers specify it, magazines photograph it, and then the practical problems arrive. The quarry produces a few blocks a year. The price is quoted per slab, not per square metre. The stone is often soft, porous, or both. And when the client damages a piece, there is nothing to replace it with.
This collection carries a wide range of designs that reproduce those patterns in engineered material. They come at a competitive overall cost, they press to a recipe so a replacement piece exists, and they are Mohs 6 to 7 rather than Mohs 3.
| Situation | Why the engineered version wins |
|---|---|
| A hotel or restaurant with repeated details | Twenty identical reception counters cannot be cut from a stone that varies block to block. An engineered pattern repeats |
| Anything that will be damaged eventually | Bar tops, reception desks and commercial counters get chipped. A replacement piece has to be obtainable two years later |
| A kitchen the client actually cooks in | Most of the exotic natural stones are marble or quartzite: soft, porous, and unforgiving of acid |
| A budget that has to hold | Rare stone is priced per slab and the price moves with what the quarry yields. Engineered material is quoted per square metre at a competitive overall cost; send us the job and we reply within 24 hours |
Where the stone still wins: a single feature piece in a private residence, where the client wants the real material, will accept the maintenance, and nobody has to match it later.
The collection splits by what the pattern does rather than by the stone it copies.
| Pattern type | Where it belongs |
|---|---|
| Wide dramatic movement on a pale ground | Feature islands and vertical panels, where the whole slab is seen at once. Bookmatch these where the layout allows |
| Deep ground with bright fracture lines | Bars, reception counters and dark schemes; the highest contrast in the collection |
| Green and earth grounds with gold or white movement | Where the scheme needs colour rather than another neutral |
| Dense crystalline patterns | The quartzite look; reads as expensive at a distance and hides use better than a plain ground |
The quartz designs carry the pattern through the body, so a mitred edge or a cut-out shows the same movement as the face. On a feature piece that is what separates a convincing installation from an obvious one.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Designs in this collection | A wide range |
| Material | Engineered quartz, 93% natural quartz; some designs in porcelain or cultured marble |
| Slab size | 3200 × 1600 mm on quartz and porcelain, 2700 × 1800 mm on cultured marble, or custom sizes pressed within that range |
| Thickness | 15, 20, 25 and 30 mm on quartz, 20 mm the most common for export; 15, 20 and 30 mm on cultured marble; porcelain usually 12 mm |
| Bookmatching | Available on the wide-movement designs; specify at order time so the pair stays together |
| Hardness / absorption | Mohs 6–7 / ≤ 0.04% on the quartz designs, no sealing |
| Minimum order | Stock slabs: 1 slab — check stock with us. Made to order: one container, up to five colours, thicknesses can be mixed |
| Lead time | Stock colours 7 to 15 days; pressed to order 30 days |
Choose them when the kitchen needs one statement surface that can still be cooked on. The exotic stones these designs copy are often soft, porous or both, priced per slab and impossible to replace once damaged. Our Luxury Stone quartz reproduces their patterns in a surface rated Mohs 6 to 7, with water absorption within 0.04% and no sealing, and it presses to a recipe, so a replacement piece can still be ordered.
Usually. Send a photo of the slab or the stone name and we show the closest Luxury Stone design. If none is close enough, Printed Quartz prints the movement into a white quartz base from your photograph or physical sample; it can be ordered from a single slab and ships in 7 to 15 days. A new pressed design for long-term supply starts at 5,000 m² a year.
In a finished room, on the wide-movement designs, generally yes: the pattern runs through the body, so a mitred edge or a cut-out does not give it away. A specialist looking closely under strong light can tell. The argument for it is rarely deception; it is that a replacement piece still exists in three years.
The wide-movement designs, yes. The two slabs have to be pressed as a pair and stay together through cutting and loading, so tell us at order time rather than after the container is packed. Bookmatching pays off on feature islands and vertical panels, where the whole slab is seen at once.
Yes, and that is where they are most convincing: a feature wall or an island end panel shows the whole pattern at once, which is exactly what the natural stone is bought for. The deep grounds with bright fracture lines also suit bar fronts and reception counters in dark schemes, where they give the highest contrast in the collection.
Yes. The Luxury Stone designs are pressed in our plant, and we fabricate them to your drawings: feature islands, bookmatched wall panels, reception counters and luxury countertops, with the movement laid out across the joints before the saw starts. Finished pieces take about 30 days.
Our Luxury Stone collection follows exotic stones: Taj Mahal Quartz GS2696 comes matte and full body, and the range runs from wide movement on pale grounds to green and earth grounds with gold or white movement. The blue designs, GS2691, GS2692 and GS2693, are pressed to order in about 30 days, though we often hold a few slabs, so check stock with us. For Calacatta Viola or any stone not shown, send a photograph.
One slab for a Luxury Stone design in stock, which we confirm before you order. Designs we press to order need one container, which can carry up to five colours, and take about 30 days. The green-ground designs are normally pressed to order but often have a few slabs on hand, so ask. A single cut feature island has no minimum, though freight on a small lot is high.
Tell us your sizes, thickness, finish, quantity and destination port. We reply within 24 hours with availability, lead time and pricing. We mainly supply fabricators, distributors and contractors; for a personal project, contact us first to check it fits.
Stock availability, factory pricing, lead time and container loading advice, straight from our export team.
Samples are free. For serious buyers, we can also cover the courier cost, subject to G-Stone’s approval. Tell us where to send it — we reply within 24 hours.
