Here's a photo of the quartzite - graining is similar to macubas but not linear which we liked it

I wouldn't purchase the slabs until you have the opportunity to test it as karin suggests.

http://usenaturalstone.org/definitive-guide-quartzite/

There's also many threads about quartzite staining. I'd do a search on here in case you haven't done that yet as some of these whiter quartzite slabs can be very porous.

I'm curious as to which finish you chose. I'm looking at the same quartzite and would like it honed but I definitely don't want it soft and porous. Any direction would be appreciated.

I am purchasing the same stone - did you end up installing? if yes, would you send a picture - to me the slab I am looking at is more grey. Thank you

Any updates from those who purchased it?

HI - Thank you for sharing the pictures - would you be able to share a picture of your backsplash - I am struggling

For those that have seen Yosemite Falls quartzite IRL, is the veining a blueish green, or more of a gray/charcoal/black? TIA!

it's like a chalk gray

We're using this in a bathroom remodel with a navy blue vanity. It's beautiful!! I'll post pics when it's done.

Late to the party on this but I have Yosemite Falls countertops. I kept them polished and absolutely love the look! Posting pics as I had a hard time finding pics of finished kitchens with Yosemite Falls when I was choosing my countertop, so hopefully this helps someone as this post comes up on Google searches.

Does it look gray, black or navy? Beautiful kitchen