Hundreds of millions of years ago, ancient carbonate-rich sediments accumulated in a warm, tranquil sea. Much later, the tectonic processes that shaped southeastern Brazil buried these materials, subjecting them to intense heat and pressure. The ancient carbonates slowly recrystallized, giving rise to a distinctive marble now found in the Serra de Gironda mountain range, in Espírito Santo.

Cristalita Blue is composed predominantly of calcite, which recrystallized into large crystals. During this process, small amounts of elements such as copper and iron were incorporated into the calcite structure, contributing to its characteristic blue tones. The combination of mineral composition and crystal growth creates its striking bands in varying shades of blue.

Each slab reveals a unique arrangement of crystals, tones, and movement, creating depth and luminosity. In Cristalita Blue, geological history becomes an expression of design: a blue born within the stone itself.

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Finishes: Polished, brushed, honed, sandblasted, and other finishes.

Applications: Commercial and residential projects; interior applications; walls, countertops, flooring in low-traffic areas, panels, tables, kitchens (excluding wet areas), partitions, bathrooms (excluding shower enclosures), and decorative features.

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