Is quartz a fake stone

Quartz is 100 percent a natural material made up of a white or colorless mineral. But, unlike natural stones, such as marble, granite, and soapstone, quartz countertops are categorized as artificial products. It's really that simple. Air bubbles in glass will look like tiny spheres that don't move around. This is caused by how glass is formed, which is very different from how Quartz is formed naturally in the earth. Take a close look at your clear Quartz – do you see bubbles? Quartz is an engineered, artificial factory product that combines elements of Quartz, resin, and pigment. Alternatively, quartzite is a natural stone that forms 100% organically deep within the earth that is extracted in blocks by quarrying. Quartz is durable, stain-resistant, scratch-resistant, and non-porous making it a perfect material for wet areas like the shower while offering a unique, modern aesthetic. Engineered materials like Quartz are perfect for this alternative use. Another cause of staining, particularly with a white quartz countertop, is improper cleaning. It's true — sometimes, the chemicals intended to get the kitchen bacteria-free and sparkling clean can make it look dirty. Avoid using chemical-containing solvents such as paint thinners, detergents, or oil soaps. Quartz is harder than any of the common minerals in meteorites. Quartz is so hard that it easily makes a deep scratch in the glass. Even if you press hard, a meteorite will, at best, only make a weak scratch mark. (Use a sharp edge of the rock.) If you are looking for high quality, high purity, and cost-effective Quartz, or if you require the latest price of Quartz, please feel free to email contact mis-asia.