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This is a close-up detail of the kind of hand crafted simulated stone you can expect from this mold. You can add color to your stones with concrete colors and you can vary the coloration on each stone to look more natural by mixing up separate batches of concrete with more or less colorant or completely different colors and scattering or clumping in different colors in the mold to in affect make the stone look more like natural stone with different colors on the surface after casting and removing it from the mold. Some practice and experimentation will surprise you on how awesome these kind of affects can be done with concrete.

Below are ways that this stone can be placed together, either as a continuos pattern or in combinations of any of the below or you may find many ways to make your own patterns up.

Three of this paver make hex shapes that can be continued as a paving pattern across an entire area or combined with other patterns shown.	Diamond pattern laid out similar to standard square tile. Color differences can make this into a very striking pattern in any outside or inside area. Can be continued on as a walkway as well. This mold makes it easy to make corners with, just start in a new directions laying them down. They can also be placed to make open hexes around a tree or other garden spot.
This six sided star pattern can be continued on in a continuous expansion or as you can see, the diamond can also be placed sideways in the outside of the star to make larger hex shapes with a star pattern inside of them. There are virtually any combinations of ways to place this paver to make interesting patterns with.	I call this the wing pattern, as it looks to be flying. This pattern can be started off around a hex pattern, or done entirely by itself. Any of the patterns that you can come up with can be made to work with this paver. It is specific to the dimensions of this stone to create some very interesting combinations.