Color Palettes

Rose Gold color palette

Rose gold with copper, mauve and cream: a warm, modern metal that became the favorite of cosmetics, accessories and gift packaging.

LUXURY COLOR PALETTE
RoseGold

Rose gold and copper

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The colors of Rose Gold

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Mauve#8E5E66 · RGB 142, 94, 102
≈ Marsala
Copper#B87333 · RGB 184, 115, 51
≈ Copper
Rose Gold#B76E79 · RGB 183, 110, 121
≈ Rose gold
Blush#F2D4D0 · RGB 242, 212, 208
≈ Millennial pink
Cream#FAF3EC · RGB 250, 243, 236
≈ Linen

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Beauty and cosmeticsJewelryFashionPackaging

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How to use the Rose Gold palette

Use Cream (#FAF3EC) as the background or base color, Mauve (#8E5E66) for text and key blocks, and Copper (#B87333) only for details: a logo, a line, a button. Luxury shows when the boldest color appears sparingly.

Fonts that match

A geometric sans serif like Montserrat, Jost or Futura in a light weight, with generous letter spacing. For a warmer touch, pair it with a serif like Cormorant Garamond for headings.

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Color palettes: Rose Gold color palette
Color palettes: Rose Gold color palette

Frequently asked questions

What colors are in the Rose Gold palette?

The Rose Gold palette has these colors: Mauve #8E5E66, Copper #B87333, Rose Gold #B76E79, Blush #F2D4D0, Cream #FAF3EC.

What is the Rose Gold palette good for?

It is ideal for beauty and cosmetics, jewelry, fashion and packaging. Use the lightest color as the base, the darkest for text and the boldest only for details.