This bothers me, for you and others. Where did you choose your granite? Looks like maybe you picked it from a small store sample. I have had my share of issues with the granite business in my area. Here is what I learned from the experience: you must go to the granite yard to choose your granite. You should take photos of the slabs and if they have a bar code or label showing the slab name, number, etc, a photo of that. You should get paperwork indicating your choice with the above information. Once the granite is at the fabricator, you should go there and make sure the fabricator has your chosen slabs. It is a good idea if you take part in the layout of the cuts. Usually they lay out the cuts by taping the slabs. This way you can see what each piece of counter will look like. If this incorrect granite has been installed in your home and the build is not yet complete...throw a fit. Have it removed unless you are prepared to look at and live with it, even if you must pay again for new granite. You would have to work that out with your contractor and your own conscience as to who is responsible, but if you pay for more granite, insist on keeping the first. Even if you use it for stepping g stones or grind it into dust for compost. The second time around be involved in what happens. One other thing--insist on being told the price of your granite. Shop around if needed for a fabricator who is willing to provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision regarding slabs, cuts, and edge style, including the fabricating price.
What you have shown here does not even look like you got what you ordered, despite variation in stone. Take up for yourself, it is your money and you will have to live with this material.
Good Luck