Colors

5. A sky-blue tone, but not always easy to distinguish from the sea.
6. A golden hue, often seen in ancient treasures, but not as common as its more vibrant cousins.
7. Bright pinkish-purple, often associated with bold fashion choices, but rarely seen in nature.
8. Dark red-brown shade, often found in autumn tones, but not always as easy to pair as you might think.
9. Rich blue gemstone, but its name doesn’t always reflect the complexity of its hues.

1. Deep gray, yet dark enough to almost appear black in dim lighting.
2. A blue-green shade, though not quite as simple as it sounds.
3. A deep blue-purple shade, named after a plant but often confused with other dark hues.
4. Pale purple flower color, but subtle enough to be mistaken for gray in the wrong light.
10. Creamy white, often associated with elegance, but not always as pure as it sounds.