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Deep Color Palettes

Deep colour sinks into jewel territory: sapphire, emerald, garnet and ink that keep saturation alive at low lightness. Richness survives the dark. Its main colours include orchid (#ce6bbd), terracotta (#d3805d), blush (#cb3294), plum (#a33276), pine (#266086), built as an analogous set around 265° on the colour wheel. Hex and RGB values for each swatch are listed below for quick copy.

Deep color palette hex codes

Main deep colours with named swatches, HEX and RGB. Derived from this tag's hue (265°), saturation (55%) and analogous scheme.

Deep color palette hex codes
SwatchNameHEXRGBCopy
Orchid swatchOrchid#ce6bbdrgb(206, 107, 189)
Terracotta swatchTerracotta#d3805drgb(211, 128, 93)
Blush swatchBlush#cb3294rgb(203, 50, 148)
Plum swatchPlum#a33276rgb(163, 50, 118)
Pine swatchPine#266086rgb(38, 96, 134)
Onyx swatchOnyx#491a4frgb(73, 26, 79)
Ebony swatchEbony#160c28rgb(22, 12, 40)
Obsidian swatchObsidian#210810rgb(33, 8, 16)

Deep color palettes

About deep color palettes

Browse 350 deep colour palettes of jewel-toned hues that stay vivid even when light is scarce. These are evening colours with spine, not muddy shadows.

Use them for luxury packaging, editorial covers, wine and fragrance brands, and cinematic UI chrome.

Let one jewel dominate and keep companions slightly quieter so the set does not turn into stained glass everywhere. Place deep fields behind sparing metallic or cream highlights. Check text contrast carefully; deep does not automatically mean readable.

Need something more specific? Generate a custom scheme with the AI color palette generator or extract one from a photo with the color palette from image tool.

Deep color palette FAQ

What is a deep colour palette?

Deep palettes hold saturation at low lightness, like jewel tones. You might see orchid (#ce6bbd), terracotta (#d3805d), blush (#cb3294) reading rich rather than faded or neon.

What hex codes are considered deep?

Deep values on this page include #ce6bbd, #d3805d, #cb3294, #a33276, #266086, #491a4f, #160c28, #210810, organised around #562a92. Expect dark but still chromatic blues, greens, reds and violets.

How do I use deep colours in a layout?

Cover large areas with one deep field, add a second jewel sparingly, and lift type with cream or soft gold. Avoid stacking many deep hues at equal value or they will merge.

Are these 350 deep palettes free to use?

Yes. Every deep palette listed is free for personal and commercial projects with no attribution required.