It is not fiberglass at all. It stings me at times but not my daughter or anyone eles that I know. They is gold or sliver glittler everywhere. But i have also seen red and green glitter as well.I have been working on this problem for about 40 weeks now and I can honestly say I am going out my mind. It seems to be growning more and more. I have spent so much money on product's. My Electricity and Gas bill have gone through the roof. I have even had a pest control person out to my house twice and he didn't know what it was. He sprayed my house the first time and the second time he sprayed and gased it and yet I am still dealing with this problem. I don't know how it got into my home but it's a living nightmare. I am scared for my mental heath because I have worked so hard at trying to get rid of the problem 24 hours a day. I have steamed, vacuumed and sprayed and for this to turn out to be a waste of time. This WILL SEND YOU CRAZY THATS FOR SURE. Please if ANYONE knows any answers to remove this glitter problem please let me know. Thank you.

I know I'm late to the party, but I wanted to join in! The sparkles are real; it's a beautiful plant. Mine grew wonderfully for a year. Unfortunately I accidentally beheaded it while moving cross country. Trying to salvage it and propogate a few leaves, but I'm not having much luck :( but so everyone knows it truly is naturally sparkly! Mine continued to grow many new sparkly leaves. This pic is from the day I got it, it grew 7-8" tall before I decapitated it. I have a couple leaves left I'm trying to save. Blah!

Looking for advice on using MSI Sparkling Black Quartz in our mostly all white bathroom as a shower bench seat and shower ledge surface. Pros and cons and if you have any pictures that would be greatly appreciated! We originally fell in love with Colorquartz Star Wars but couldn’t find a remnant piece big enough for our needs. Pic is of our bathroom in progress

I have sparkle white quartz in my cottage. It has tiny flecks of mirror in it that reflect light and sparkle. Does yours have any? Mine also has some very faint seafoam blue-green chips. Mine looks way more white then yours. I think yours was miss marked. Or like you said, you got the old switch-a-roo. I remember seeing slabs similar in color to yours when choosing my slab. I actually did not want the sparkle chips, but went with it only because I wanted ”white” white, not cream or beige. Arrow is pointing to one of the mirrored pieces. They will even flash rainbow colors in the right light. If you can’t find any mirror pieces, then I think they have installed the wrong one. It would be pretty easy to prove. If there ain’t no sparkles, then it ain’t sparkle white. Hence the name. Uh….Hello! I’d fight to get them to replace it. But, if you do end up stuck with it, it doesn’t look bad. I actually like white and cream kitchens. The creme Cloe tile that eld posted above would look great!