If one quartz color defines the modern Bay Area kitchen, it's Silestone's Eternal Calacatta Gold — the warm-veined marble look without marble maintenance. It's also one of the most "call for pricing" colors in the market. Here are the real numbers.
What it costs
- 2 cm jumbo slab (128"×62"): about $3,436 — roughly $62/sq ft
- 3 cm jumbo slab: about $4,035 — roughly $73/sq ft
- 1.2 cm: about $2,503 — the budget route for vertical surfaces and fireplace panels
For context, national online sellers list the same 2 cm slab between about $3,490 and $4,754. Our published price sits at the bottom of that band — and it's MSRP, with quotes coming back below it.
Why it costs what it costs
ECG sits in Cosentino's top color groups because of the veining technology — each slab has long, book-matchable veins rather than repeating printed patterns. Suede finish adds about 10%.
Stretching the budget
- Island in ECG, perimeter in a group-1 white (Lagoon, Miami White at ~$35/sq ft) — the classic two-tone Bay Area kitchen, and it cuts material cost 30–40%.
- Eternal Statuario (~$3,396 in 3 cm) reads similar with greyer veining for ~15% less.
- Full-height backsplash from the offcut — a jumbo slab often covers counter + splash in one.
See every slab with its price: browse slabs, or jump to your city on our Bay Area slab delivery pages. Prices shown are MSRP — request a quote and we reply below MSRP.