Hi MizLizzie -- Yes, I looked at it a few years ago when renovating my kitchen. I agree that it is stunning. It seemed to me at the time that it was the perfect countertop -- the range of colors are beautiful.The company who imports it from France was very helpful. Alas, in the end it was way too expensive for my budget. If I dig through my papers I can probably find the estimate.

It's way too expensive to really be the hot new thing anywhere. Though it is beautiful.

ITA, francoise47. Stunning is the word. Eventually the price will come down (perhaps) and it will be more affordable. It has the luminosity and clarity I'd hoped recycled glass would have like when I first heard of it. Alas, not.

In any case, I don't dare price it. We are settled on our Cambria Shirebrook and have planned everything around it.

Think about 4-5x the price of your Cambria for pricing. Plus shipping from France. It's been out now for about 15 years, and no one else that I'm aware of has stepped up to be a competitor because it's just so expensive to produce that they're not likely to recoup their investment for such a limited market.

Kohler has a volcanic vanity top for one of there sinks.

I did one when they first came out and it had to be done three times because it kept getting damaged in shipping. GD is right, it's not "catching on" - it is simply another choice albeit for those that what something you don't have.

Nothing else even comes close in terms of look.