It is a very pretty stone, I can't help you find it, but I can recommend that before you buy it, you bring a sample home and look at it in your light. Pink stones are notoriously difficult to work around. They look pink under direct light, but most of the time they just look yellow/brown. Before you choose a stone, make sure to find inspiration images that use it well - kitchens you would want to own. This will at least give you an idea of what to pair with it in terms of cabinet colors and bs tile. Good luck!

Thanks for your help. We have tons of natural light in our kitchen and will have light maple hardwood floors with white cabinets. Unfortunately I don't think this will be our kitchen countertop I can't find it anywhere!

I assume you've checked all the Seattle suppliers - M S International; Granite and Marble Specialties; Meta Marble and Granite; Allied Marble and Granite? (and there's probably more in the Puget Sound area) Also I think Crocodile Rocks in Kenmore. I have a list from Spokane as well as that is closer to us (ha-although we ended up going to Seattle for our soapstone.)

Yes I have checked all the major suppliers in the Seattle, Spokane, Portland areas. I've probably called and emailed over 50 places. I guess this granite has probably phased out. Time to settle for something else I guess. Bummed!

Well don't settle. There are other pink granites out there if that's what you have your heart set on. Find something you love. And use inspiration images to guide you.