Vitrum is the most translucent reading of Patagonia we stock, and the name fits — the field is glassy and near-clear, a translucent white that wants light behind it. A warm gold vein moves through the ground, and a single jade seam crosses the slab as a quiet, deliberate accent. It is the most refined member of the Patagonia family: drama held in reserve rather than declared.
This is a backlight slab first. Lit from behind, the translucent ground turns to soft amber where the gold vein runs, and the jade seam glows cool against it — closer to stained glass than to stone. Specify it for a backlit island, a powder vanity, or a feature panel where light is part of the design.
“Lit from behind, the translucent ground turns to soft amber where the gold vein runs, and the jade seam glows cool against it — closer to stained glass than to stone.”
As a quartzite it brings the hardness and etch resistance that a marble of the same translucency could never offer, so the beauty does not come at the cost of durability.
This is Lot AO177, chapas 39–45, polished at 2cm. A small, distinctive lot — best seen backlit in person at our South Sepulveda yard. Ask us to text photos against light.
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