What Makes a Jewel Tone

Jewel-toned colors are deeply saturated hues that tend to be named after gemstones. Think: emerald green, sapphire blue, ruby red, amethyst purple, citrine yellow. Gold—as a color and a finish—can also fall into this color family and complements jewel tones beautifully.

What are jewel tones in paint?

Jewel-tone colors are rich and highly saturated hues that often feature a hint of black, which grounds the color—and heightens the drama. From deep reds and purples, to vibrant blues and greens, discover the depth of these decadent shades.

Is pink a jewel tone?

Magenta. For a fresh burst of energy in your room, try magenta or a sweet, pink jewel-tone.