Super White is not quartzite, it's marble. Maybe look at Infinity White or White Macaubus which are both legit quartzites. Or consider Viscont White or Silver Cloud. Those are granites (gneisses, actually).

There are presently many many options for light colored quartz with veining. Virtually all the various quartz OEMs have light colors with veining. True quartzite, as identified by Karin, makes a very durable countertop. Marble, on the other hand, is soft and porous and does not make a stain or scratch resistant countertop.

we certainly don't want marble for our lifestyle but i do love a good veining look. We currently have granite so i'd hate to end up with such a similar look

Gray with bolder white veining, is

less common than white WITH gray in quartz products

Cambria shadow gray

We fell in love with Cambria Careanne (middle right in picture). Cambria also has another similar one, Queen Anne, that is a little different. And silestone has one called Eternal Serena (middle left in picture) with slightly more speckling than we wanted (perhaps because it’s lighter in color).

Super White is quartzite, not marble, not granite. If you're worried about it's durability and hardness, you can check it -- quartzite in its pure form will cut glass. Your fabricator should be able to demonstrate this. In short, Super White quartzite has much closer similarities to granite than to marble. It's harder and more durable than marble. But if you feel more secure going with quartzite, check out Cosmopolitan White or Frosty Carrina. Although, nothing can quite so well immitate that lovely natural pattern Super White has.

Why Super White is Marble

@suseyb Thanks for the article you posted above. This is what I will take from it: " Not all Super Whites are dolomitic marble. Some are likely to be calcitic marble, and others may be quartzite, which would indeed wear like granite. All are confusingly lumped under the same name. So if you go to buy stone countertops, bring along a glass tile and see if the rock can scratch it." :) Super White Quartzite -- Everything You Need to Know

You can pick that out of the article for sure. But the author is karin_mt above. I’m sure she would be happy to clarify. Lol