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Dark scarlet
What color is Dark scarlet?
Dark scarlet is a very dark shade of red, with a slight hint of orange.
It has the hexadecimal code #560319, which means it is composed of 33.73% red, 1.18% green and 9.8% blue in the RGB color space.
In the CMYK color space, used for printing, it has 0% cyan, 97% magenta, 71% yellow and 66% black.
It has a hue angle of 344.1 degrees, a saturation of 93.3% and a lightness of 17.5%.
Dark scarlet is a very intense and dramatic color, often associated with passion, power, blood, violence, and danger.
It can also evoke a sense of mystery, elegance, and sophistication.
Dark scarlet is not a common color in nature, but it can be found in some flowers, fruits, and insects.
Some examples are the scarlet lily, the scarlet runner bean, and the scarlet malachite beetle.
Dark scarlet is also used in some flags, coats of arms, and religious symbols, such as the flag of Albania, the coat of arms of Georgia, and the cardinal's hat in the Catholic Church.
This color can be paired with different colors to create various effects.
Dark scarlet can also be used as an accent color to add some drama and excitement to a neutral or muted color scheme.
It is a color that can make a strong impression and convey a lot of emotions.
This color can be used to attract attention, to express confidence, to show courage, to stimulate appetite, to inspire creativity, or to provoke fear.
Dark scarlet is a color that can be both beautiful and dangerous, both attractive and repulsive, both warm and cold.
Example of the palette with the Dark scarlet color
![Palette with colors: Dark scarlet, Pastel brown and Pale taupe Picture with primary colors of Dark scarlet, Pastel brown, Pale taupe, Salmon and Rose ebony](/images/dark-scarlet/demonic-looking-creature-standing.webp)
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What are the examples of Dark scarlet color in life?
It has a HEX code of #560319 and RGB values of (86, 3, 25).
It is composed of 0% cyan, 97% magenta, 71% yellow and 66% black in the CMYK color space.
Some examples of dark scarlet color in life are:
The blood of some animals, such as leeches and earthworms.
The rind of cherry or plum fruit.
Rose petals and carnations.
The robes of some religious figures, such as cardinals and bishops.
Flags of countries like Albania and Switzerland.
It can also be associated with danger, violence, anger and sin.
Dark scarlet is not a common color in nature, but it can stand out when used in art, design or fashion.
Example of the palette with the Dark scarlet color
![Palette with colors: Dark scarlet, Deep lilac and Isabelline Picture with primary colors of Dark scarlet, Deep lilac, Isabelline, Puce and Persian red](/images/dark-scarlet/bowl-of-red-apples.webp)
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Example of the palette with the Dark scarlet color
![Palette with colors: Smoky black, Dark scarlet and Arsenic Picture with primary colors of Smoky black, Dark scarlet, Arsenic, Medium jungle green and Old lavender](/images/dark-scarlet/woman-with-red-hair-i4e726d82a4.webp)
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What looks best in Dark scarlet?
Dark scarlet is a very dark shade of red, sometimes with a hint of orange.
It is a color that symbolizes power, passion, and luxury.
Dark scarlet can look best when paired with contrasting colors, such as black, white, or gold.
For example, a dark scarlet dress with a black belt and gold accessories can create a stunning and elegant look.
Alternatively, a dark scarlet shirt with white pants and black shoes can make a bold and stylish statement.
Dark scarlet can also be used as an accent color, such as a scarf, a tie, or a hat, to add some flair and personality to an outfit.
Example of the palette with the Dark scarlet color
![Palette with colors: Dark scarlet, Charcoal and Pastel gray Picture with primary colors of Dark scarlet, Charcoal, Pastel gray, Coffee and Taupe gray](/images/dark-scarlet/bottle-of-wine-and-two-glasses-of-wine-of-dark-scarlet-color.webp)
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