With glass tile, you really need to see it in person, in fact, in situ, and grouted! Glass is so sensitive to differences in light that the color morphs dramatically. It is akin to white paint, in that regard, which can look grey, yellow, pink, blue, tan, and sometimes white!

Get as many samples as you can. It will just take trial and error. Take it from me, having just tried 14 different blues for porch ceilings!

Agree with MTN. I've seen a full sized sample of this tile in the store, and it looked the same as the online picture (but sparkly), but they're often more careful to get the full range of colors in the sample than the correct distribution. I ordered my glass mosaic based on the samples and ended up with all the same colors but many more mediums than lights and darks. Since I was using them individually, I also handled every tile sheet by sheet as I was separating them. Just from box to box the distribution on the sheets was different, so I think, for mine, at least, each batch is a bit different, and it's probably a pretty random process which tile lands where.

glass tile oasis has a lot of round tile mosaics. I don't see that exact color, but you could try there.

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Here is a link that might be useful: round glass mosaic tile

Thanks everyone....maybe I'll try to get an entire sheet...but some of those on the Glass Tile Oasis site might actually work better.

Whatever you find, I would make up a grouted sample board and place it upright in your kitchen for a few days. Glass can morph so much, you want to see exactly how it looks in your space. Recently here someone was very disappointed with how their glass tile looked installed, I recall, because the grouted, upright specimen looked so different that ungrouted, lying on the counter.

Susan Jablon makes one a lot like that, albeit for more $$:
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Here is a link that might be useful: aqua clear iridescent penny rounds

Thanks, Everybody!