38 Shades of Amber Color

Explore different types of Amber colors for your website, brand or any project.

  1. #ffbf00

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    Amber Color

    Amber is fossilized tree resin, some of it 300 million years old, hardened from sap that once trapped insects mid-crawl. Amber color at #ffbf00 holds that warm honey-orange glow. Set it against deep brown to mimic a specimen in a museum drawer.

  2. #b46a4d

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    Amber Brown Color

    Visit a Tuscan ceramics studio in late June. Pots set out to air-dry before firing sit at exactly this terracotta-leaning brown. Amber Brown (#b46a4d) feels earthy and human in a way that pure browns can struggle with. Pair with cream, dusty blue, and olive green.

  3. #ac8a41

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    Amber Green Color

    Old amber and olive oil share this brownish gold, and the name tries to cover both. Amber Green color is a muted mustard with a slight green edge, warm and earthy, like dry autumn grass in late afternoon.

  4. #d0a592

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    Amber Grey Color

    Amber Grey is neither amber nor gray, landing on a pinkish tan where red at 208 leads green at 165. It looks like a clay flowerpot dusted with dry soil. Warm light pushes it to apricot, so the gray in the name only surfaces under cool LEDs.

  5. #c19552

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    Amber Gold Color

    Open any luxury catalog from the past decade and you’ll find Amber Gold color (#c19552) somewhere on the page. Probably on a candle, possibly on a cashmere sweater, almost certainly in the title type. It’s a warm caramel-honey shade with enough orange to feel rich but not so much that it feels loud. Pairs badly with cool greys, beautifully with deep navy and forest green.

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