Cocada Blue Quartzite is a Brazilian blue-grey quartzite with cream-coloured and greenish inclusions and a strongly animated luxury look. At ROSSITTIS we carry it for striking kitchen islands, wall panels, stairs and other surfaces where natural stone is deliberately meant to take centre stage.
Other trade names: Cocada Blue GIS, Cocadablu, Cocadablu Quartzite, Cocadablú Azul Quartzite, Cocadablú Quartzite, Dior Blue Quartzite, In China Stone Market: 迪奥蓝(Dí'ào Lán), Quarzito Cocadablú
About Cocada Blue
Cocada Blue Quartzite is not a quiet stone. The surface lives from an intense interplay of blue, grey-blue, cream, green and partly smoky transitional zones that read almost like brushstrokes laid over one another. This creates a pictorial depth considerably more expressive than that of classic grey quartzites or blue hard stones. Anyone looking for a calm background slab is in the wrong place. Anyone wanting a surface with genuine presence and rare colour gets exactly that.
The stone is traded from Brazil, from the Bahia region. As a quartzite it belongs to the group of hard-wearing metamorphic hard stones and is considerably more resistant than marble. The values quoted lie at a bulk density of around 2.6 to 2.8 g/cm³, a water absorption below 0.5 per cent, a compressive strength of around 150 to 200 MPa and a flexural strength of around 62 to 90 MPa. It is precisely this combination of high strength and striking looks that makes Cocada Blue interesting for demanding interior and selected exterior projects.
Its strengths lie on kitchen islands, worktops, vanity tops, stairs, fireplace surrounds and large-format wall surfaces. With generous slab formats in particular, the stone really plays out its movement. At ROSSITTIS, Cocada Blue Quartzite is available as a raw slab, tile, kitchen worktop, stair tread, window sill, wall cladding and for further made-to-measure components.
Compared with blue marble, Cocada Blue is considerably more robust and better suited to everyday use. Against even blue ceramics or engineered quartz it appears more natural, deeper and less predictable. That is precisely its advantage, but it also calls for deliberate planning of the cutting and the image flow.
The honest assessment: Cocada Blue is not a neutral all-rounder and not a material for restrained minimal spaces. Where the surface is deliberately intended as an eye-catcher, however, this quartzite is exceptionally strong.
In stock
Current availability from our warehouse.
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Technical data
Guide values for the stone type, taken from manufacturer and test reports. Natural stone is a natural product — individual batches and slabs can differ. For critical applications, request slab-specific test data.
Rohdichte
2.700 kg/m³
Druckfestigkeit
175,0 MPa
Biegezugfestigkeit
76,0 MPa
Wasseraufnahme
0,50 %
Finishes
Cocada Blue is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.
Poliert
Politur ist die klassischste Veredelung für Quarzit — eine glänzende Oberfläche mit höchstmöglicher Farbintensität und ausgeprägter Tiefenwirkung. Je nach mineralischer Zusammensetzung kann die Wirkung stellenweise mattglänzend sein. Als Silikatgestein vollständig säurebeständig und kratzhart — ideal für Küchenarbeitsplatten und Sichtflächen.
Care & fabrication
Cocada Blue Quartzite should be professionally sealed on worktops and other intensively used surfaces. Even robust quartzites benefit from this, because water, oil and dyes are then easier to control.
For cleaning and care, pH-neutral natural stone cleaners, water and a soft cloth are enough. On darker and more animated surfaces, limescale films, grease and soap residues should be removed regularly so that the depth of the stone stays clear.
Aggressive acids, strong descalers and abrasive pads are unnecessary. What matters is regular, gentle cleaning and care with stone-appropriate products.
For external projects, besides the sealer it is above all the right surface that matters. On stairs and walkways, grippier finishes usually make more sense than a high gloss.
Frequently asked questions
Is Cocada Blue Quartzite suitable for the kitchen?
Yes. As a quartzite, Cocada Blue is considerably more robust than marble and very well suited to kitchen worktops and islands.
Which surfaces are available for Cocada Blue Quartzite?
The surface finishes available in stock are listed in the »Finishes« block on this page.
Where does Cocada Blue Quartzite come from?
The stone is traded from Brazil, above all from the state of Bahia.
How do I clean Cocada Blue Quartzite?
For cleaning and care, pH-neutral natural stone cleaners, water and a soft cloth are enough. A sealer makes sense for worktops.
Is Cocada Blue Quartzite frost-resistant?
Quartzites are fundamentally robust hard stones and are also of interest for suitable external applications. For walkable areas, the surface and the construction should be chosen to match.
Cocada Blue or blue marble?
Cocada Blue is considerably more resistant and better suited to everyday use. Blue marble often appears softer and more refined, but is more sensitive.