Color Palettes

Onyx Gold color palette

Onyx black and gold: the most classic luxury pairing, used by perfumes, jewelers and gala invitations. Keep the gold for details so it still looks expensive.

LUXURY COLOR PALETTE
OnyxGold

Black and gold

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The colors of Onyx Gold

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Onyx#0E0E10 · RGB 14, 14, 16
≈ Smoky black
Charcoal#2A2A2E · RGB 42, 42, 46
≈ Matte black
Smoke#8C8C8C · RGB 140, 140, 140
≈ Stone gray
Gold Leaf#C9A227 · RGB 201, 162, 39
≈ Goldenrod
Pale Gold#E6D5A8 · RGB 230, 213, 168
≈ Oatmeal

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JewelryWatchesPerfumeEvents

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How to use the Onyx Gold palette

Use Pale Gold (#E6D5A8) as the background or base color, Onyx (#0E0E10) for text and key blocks, and Gold Leaf (#C9A227) only for details: a logo, a line, a button. Luxury shows when the boldest color appears sparingly.

Fonts that match

An art deco or high-contrast typeface like Cinzel, Poiret One or Bodoni for the logo and headings, with Josefin Sans or Montserrat for body text.

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Color palettes: Onyx Gold color palette
Color palettes: Onyx Gold color palette

Frequently asked questions

What colors are in the Onyx Gold palette?

The Onyx Gold palette has these colors: Onyx #0E0E10, Charcoal #2A2A2E, Smoke #8C8C8C, Gold Leaf #C9A227, Pale Gold #E6D5A8.

What is the Onyx Gold palette good for?

It is ideal for jewelry, watches, perfume and events. Use the lightest color as the base, the darkest for text and the boldest only for details.