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Gold color is a lustrous yellow color based on the characteristic color of the precious metal. Gold has a unique color amongst metals and is also uniquely workable. For example, it is so malleable that one ounce of gold can be hammered into a sheet covering about 100 square feet. Gold was valued by ancient civilizations such as Egyptians, Greeks and Romans. As such, the color gold is deeply entrenched in culture as a symbol of wealth and opulence.
Light Gold
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Champagne Gold
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Pale Gold
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Pastel Gold
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True Gold
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Royal Gold
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Syrup Gold
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1970s Gold
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Polished Gold
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Golden Kiwi
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Fall Gold
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Robot Gold
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Pineapple Gold
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Trophy Gold
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Gold
#ffd700
Vegas Gold
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Woven Gold
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Deep Golden Yellow
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California Gold
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Old Gold
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Trumpet Gold
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Medium Gold
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Metallic Gold
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American Gold
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Classic Gold
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Toffee Gold
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Maple Gold
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Honey Gold
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Crown Gold
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Wheat Gold
#e1b908
Cider Gold
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Deep Gold
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Roman Gold
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Golden Orange
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Toast Gold
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Flat Golden Brown
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Raw Gold
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Tarnished Gold
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Bronze Gold
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Golden Ochre
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Old Golden Brown
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Dune Gold
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Golden Brass
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Christmas Gold
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Tahiti Gold
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Desert Gold
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Harvest Gold
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Ancient Gold
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Gold Dust
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Heavy Golden Yellow
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Inca Gold
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Golden Brown
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Golden Butterscotch
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Dark Gold
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Golden Sand
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Burnished Gold
#8d7023
Yukon Gold
#826a21
Golden Mahogany
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Golden Chestnut
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Velvet Gold
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Overview

Gold has a unique color and history amongst metals. If you use gold in design you can expect that strong symbolism and emotional reactions will be attached to this color.

Palette

In practice, the color of actual gold demonstrates great variety as it can be burnished with polishing or tarnished with time. It is also common for gold colors to be based on gold things in nature such as autumn leaves or fields of wheat. The following are some notable variations of gold color.

Comparison

The following photo of a raw nugget of gold can be used to compare with the named gold colors above.

Discussion

Crown gold was a gold standard introduced by Henry VIII of England in 1526 that is 22 parts out of 24 gold. This was an alloy with copper that resembles what we'd call rose gold today. Crown gold forms a hard alloy that is practical for coins meant for circulation.
The palette above doesn't include popular alloys of gold such as white gold and rose gold.
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