Metallic colors

Metallic colors add luxury, warmth, and visual interest to designs. While true metallic effects require special printing or rendering techniques, the flat color equivalents work well in digital presentations and documents.

Gold and silver are the most commonly used metallics in business materials. Gold conveys premium positioning and prestige, while silver feels modern and sophisticated. Bronze and copper add warmth and vintage character.

All metallic colors

Rose Gold

#B76E79

Gold Metallic

#D4AF37

Silver Metallic

#AAA9AD

Bronze

#CD7F32

Brass

#B5A642

Platinum

#E5E4E2

Champagne Gold

#E8D5B7

Quick reference

Color	HEX	RGB
Rose Gold	#B76E79	183, 110, 121
Gold Metallic	#D4AF37	212, 175, 55
Silver Metallic	#AAA9AD	170, 169, 173
Bronze	#CD7F32	205, 127, 50
Brass	#B5A642	181, 166, 66
Platinum	#E5E4E2	229, 228, 226
Champagne Gold	#E8D5B7	232, 213, 183

Frequently asked questions

How do I use metallic colors in presentations?

Use metallic colors as accents — headlines, divider lines, icons, or key metrics. The flat hex equivalents work well on screen. For print, consult your printer about metallic ink or foil options.

What is the hex code for gold?

Metallic gold is approximately #D4AF37. The brighter gold used in digital design is #FFD700. The exact shade depends on the effect you want.

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Last updated April 6, 2026

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