Dan's Myrtle is usually the way to go for me, his mango is a looker too, although I don't particularly like it in my bows, but that's just me. Keep in mind that Dan and Jared do not use dyed wood since they claim it interferes with the glue-up. Yew, Juniper, maple and figured canary wood seems to be a good choice and they use it quite a lot as well. Veneer woods such as bocote are also on hand although I have found that most Toelke bows I've seen with them don't carry some of the crazy figure often seen on other bows. Can't say the same for their riser options: Whatever they have to offer regarding riser woods has always been great for me: the cocobolo, zircote and macassar ebony in my Lynx, Whip and Super D are fantastic.
Hope this helps, although I highly recommend telling Dan what you're looking for and have him recommend the ingredients since it seems like you're looking for an overall look rather than a specific type of wood.
Cheers! Pat