Bella? (Especially if they used a Bella edger.) Take a look at the Belgard website (Catalina Slate) you may have to enter your zip code to get the right pavers for your area.

Yes, this is the Bella color blend and they were not sealed which explains the high point white spots. Those will tone down in time, however having personally sealed over 500,000 sq. ft. of pavers in my career, I recommend and am a proponent of "specialty paver sealers." I am a certified applicator of "Seal 'N Lock." I like the color enhancing sealers as they will darken and enrich the colors. However, do note, once you seal your pavers you should consider having them resealed (and always with the same product as initially used) every 2-3 years. You don't paint your house one time and call that good... !!! What will happen if you don't reseal - they will fade back to the original installation look. Plus, over time, pavers are subject to fading from the suns UV rays. Check to see if your sealer has UV inhibitors! Also we give the pavers a "tune-up" each time we come out to reseal = power wash/hydro-scrub the pavers clean, resand broken or cracked paver joint sand, then reseal to rejuvenate/darken/enrich the colors again!