Mine is called Thunder Wave. It has lovely white and gray running through the predominate black and gold.

We just did a cream beadboard on our island and love the contrast it has with our granite. Our paint color in the kitchen is a pale green and the adjoining family room is butter yellow from restoration hardware.

Good luck!!

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We have "silver and gold" on our snack bar outside the media room. I don't have better picture right now, but you can see the colors we worked with.

If you google silver and gold granite, it's easy to find.

Here is a link that might be useful: Our snack bar

Here is a picture of a slab of the "silver and gold".

That's the cab we are using inour kitchen, not the cream we have in the snack bar.

Take a look at Black Galaxy......It is not a solid black, buy has little 'flecks' of gold in it that gives it a beautiful look!

We used Delicatus. It is creamy ivory white with tan, brown, gold, gray and black.

We also used Juparana Delicatus

Here are a few of the of the other goldish granites we considered last year:
Genesis:

Antique Fantasy:

Nepson Gold

Boulder white:

I have Yellow River. Love it! Excuse the white template lines.

mustbnuts, that has got to be my all time favorite granite. I LOVE it!

since mustbnuts and i always muse about how different our yellow river slabs are, i thought i'd post mine, too. :)
Ours both have all of your colors. Note, mine is "golder" than it photographs.ALso has some copper veining you can't see here.

Parts of mine had much more black, but I asked the templaters to avoid as much as possible and use the lighter sections.

We went with Golden Queen. It has gold, black, ivory, and sort of a caramel color.

Here's my Gold and Silver granite:

We have "Summer" with our cream cabinets

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Oops - still new to this picture posting thing - hope this one works

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lovetocook - yours looks similar to mine; the gold and silver does, too. i think they make up too many names for granite. :)
For pictures, select the HTML code, not IMG, Here's yours.

jerseyshoremama:
I like most all the granites posted here: great choices!

Have you visited a stone yard?: Most all of these granites posted here have a lot of variation with colors & movement. Each slab is different from the next even in the same lots at times: with simularities of course as well. Do you have a budget? You know what colors you want to stay with & that is good. Do you like movement or consistancy? Do you know your square feet of countertop space needed? Each slab you purchase gets about 2 "runs" say: 115"x26", 115"x26" and and maybe 115x8"-12" left over to work with. So, you want the movement to go all one direction and match up as well. Think about seam placement if any. Most of these granites posted here run about 110-115"x65" in size mostly these granites are from Brazil. (These are "Exotics" posted) Then you want to think about do you need 1 or 2 or 3 slabs to keep kitchen seamless. Or are you ok with seams? These are all thing you want to know if that is important to you up front. Make sure with these exotic granite slabs: they are sealed extremely well! If you seal the granite yourself: you know 100% the countertop was sealed properly! Very easy to do: and wait until granite is 100% dry after install. Most fabricators use wet saws & wet grinders to put edges on. Make sure they use an "edge match" sealer on the edges while putting edge on in the shop: Exotic edge match: Color enhancer sealer for exotic stones. Suitable to darken up the color of exotic resined granite. "Ager Tiger" will match the color of the lighter edge with the surface in just one or two applications. "Tenax-Ager Tiger": should be the best: most all fabricators know about this: for exotic granites: Only Fabricators use that: for the edges during fabrication:
Although sealing the top of the granite: is easy to do after installation of countertops and the granite is completely dry: not seal wet granite! Do not use a waterbased sealer: Buy a commercial brand: VOC compliant sealer! Google it!
Best wishes:
The granite in your area: will vary from region to region; Possibly: so go shop around and look at 3 stone yards. take camera and pad of paper for notes: Most wholesale slab companies will not give pricing out: FYI: you still are able to look:
Have fun!

"Floor is black and white 12 inch square tiles. White farm sink and existing white appliances (will change to stainless in future?). "White beadboard backsplash or tiles? The colors in our home are creamy yellow, black, sage green and chestnut hardwood floors...Still trying to find a granite to pull everything together...any ideas?"

i just re-read your post: the key factor: your floor: worry about splash later: last of your worries: trust me:
your floor is the big deal here. You have to pick a granite that is going to match the black and white floor!
Most of these granites posted here won't work; in my opinion: the Boulder white posted here is a good idea: having a black and white floor is a big deal. The floor will stand out: so that would be competing with granite. It has to blend. Black granite: like someone else said: "Black Galaxy, India": Great Idea! Never have to worry about staining granite! Very strong: granite: INDIAN Granite is known for its compactness (low porosity), its high resistance to compression, its hardness and tenacity. That would blend with floor: and the gold would tie in the yellow. My favorite black granite.
Best wishes: