Bump....we also need to decide between River Rok and Sunstone Pearl. We are looking for a richer, darker (but not too dark) blue color. With regard to River Rok, we found that the River Rok Lucayan Blue was a little too light blue for us and we are afraid that River Rok Opal Blue (which is a mixture of 8 to 2 Lucayan Blue to Emerald Black) is a little too black/dark. Anyone build any pools out there with a 9/1 mixture of Lucayan Blue and Emerald Black? Any other suggestions to achieve a rich, dark blue? We just do not want to put in River Rok and have the color come out like we just did plaster (ie, light blue). Any suggestions with regard to Sunstone Pearl? Any help would be appreciated as we have just a few days to make a decision and we have not been able to find many pools around here that was built using River Rok or Sunstone Pearl. Also any pictures would help! Thanks all!

I think it is Aqua Pearl. The name of the color was given to us by the local distributir(who must have liked the sound of Bay Pearl better than Aqua). When dry, it looks like a baby blue plaster with beige and brown pebbles mixed in. When wet, it is a richer blue. My DH loves the color - I think it looks a little like a vinyl blue color at certain times of the day LOL!! Here is a link that might be useful: Sunstone Pearl

Try this website - www.tempoolinc.com. This is the contractor who applied our finish and they may have a picture of the finish you're looking for.

Here are some photos of our recent resurfacing, using PebbleTec Pebblesheen in Prism Blue. You can see how it changes color at different depths. We especially love how it goes from medium blue to dark blue as the sun moves to shade throughout the day. This color also has abalone shells so there is a little sparkle as the sun hits it.