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Yes, white quartz sinks do have a certain risk of yellowing over time. However, don't worry too much, as this change mainly stems from resin aging, pigment deposition, water quality issues, and improper cleaning methods, rather than a change in the quartz particles themselves.

If your white quartz sink is only slightly dull or yellowed, this can be improved with regular cleaning. 1. Wash with warm water and neutral detergent. 2. Clean with a baking soda paste. 3. Add white vinegar to remove limescale. 4. Finally, rinse thoroughly with clean water.