Here is a great link that compares Quartz and Quartzite:

https://countertopguides.com/guides/quartz-vs-quartzite-countertops.html

SO long as you know you are getting quartzite and not something masquerading as such, you will be fine. You must test the slab yourself with acid for etching and glass for scratching- see karin_mt's threads on the subject. Quartzite is stronger than granite and commands a premium price, so stone yards sometimes (often) say something is quartzite when it's not. DOn't let anyone tell you there is such a thing as soft quartzite, for example. It is either quartzite or it's not.

I have Victoria Falls quartzite in my recently remodeled kitchen and love it. I had it honed to a satin finish. It is low maintenance and so far has been impervious to all of my bad habits and mishaps.

If it is Tahitian Cream from Daltile Stone we have had it since last April. The name from the quarry is nuage macchia oro. It has been bullet proof. No stains, etches or chips in our busy kitchen.

If you put 'nuage' into the search bar above, you will pull up several old threads.