Cambria is the closest. None are really suitable for a kitchen with corners that require seams. The patterns are never guaranteed to align.

Thanks for commenting. I don't think it exists!

We just had Antolini brand installed in our house. We didn't go with the one that had gray/gold but it was lovely. I don't think it's widely carried but if you're near a United Marble & Granite they do sell it: http://unitedgranitenj.com/. I think they have a shop in Maryland as well.

Great thank you. Never heard of Quantum or Pompeii. We shall see!

Silestone Calcutta Hold

I'm looking for the exact same things and it's driving me crazy. I found a great option by Rafael called Romano but I find very little info or review on this product which makes me hesitate. I can't find an alternative that has this balance of grey and gold and am tempted to just take the chance. The only review I did find of Rafael was not positive. This makes me wary but even the well known brands don't have quite the vein look I'm going for. Stressed and running out of time.

Go take a look at porcelain slabs at daltile. The fabrication is expensive but it is the closest thing to a natural marble slab. They are just beautiful with the realism and depth you wont find in quartz and no etching.

LG Quartz Calcutta Del Sol has grey veining with gold accents.

Hi Danihass! Did you install the Romano? I am looking at it too! Would love to see some pics.