Green Aventurine Quartz

Green Quartz / Green Aventurine Rough

Green Quartz.

Himachal Green Quartzite: Slate has a unique look, and is an extraordinary and versatile material. Slate has very low porosity that makes it stain resistant and easy to maintain. Slate has a fine to medium grained surface texture. It renders a very graceful, natural finish to any building or home. Quartzite can be cleft like slate, or can be smooth and more similar to marble and granite in appearance. The major difference between slate and quartzite is quartz-ite’s ability to withstand many freeze-thaw cycles. SPECIFICATIONS Tiles: 10×20, 10×30, 10×40, 10×60 CM 20×20, 20×40, 20×60 CM 30X30, 30X60, 60×60, CM Thickness: Natural Split: 10-15 MM, 10-20 MM Calibrated / Sawn: 10, 12, 15, 18, 20 MM Edges: Hand Cut, Machine Cut Finishes: Natural, Brushed, Honed, Polished, Tumbled, Antique

"Smokey Grey Quartz Lumps" likely refers to a type of quartz mineral that has a smoky gray or grayish-black coloration. Quartz is a common mineral found in various geological environments, and its color can vary based on impurities and the presence of certain elements. Smoky quartz gets its gray to blackish hue from the natural irradiation of aluminum-containing minerals within the quartz crystal structure. Quartz is a versatile mineral used in various industries and applications, including: Smoky quartz lumps can be used for decorative purposes in home decor, landscaping, and interior design. Quartz is a key ingredient in the production of glass, silicon, and various industrial materials due to its high resistance to heat and chemicals. High-purity quartz is used in the electronics industry for making quartz crystals and oscillators, which are essential components in electronic devices like watches, radios, and computers.

Quartz chips of M grade are similar to quartz lumps of M grade in terms of their high purity and particle size. They also have a minimum SiO2 content of 99.95% and are considered to be of medium grade, with a particle size ranging from 1mm to 6mm. Quartz chips are commonly used in the manufacturing of high-quality glass, ceramics, and electronics components. They are also used in the construction industry as an additive to concrete and mortar to increase strength and durability. The M grade quartz chips are preferred in applications where a medium particle size is required. They are often used as a filler material in the production of refractory products, such as high-temperature insulation and linings