Rose gold

Rose gold is a color that resembles the metal alloy of the same name, which is made by mixing gold and copper.

The color code of rose gold is #B76E79, which means it has 71.76% red, 43.14% green, and 47.45% blue in RGB.

In CMYK, it has 0% cyan, 40% magenta, 34% yellow, and 28% black.

The hue angle of rose gold is 351 degrees, and the saturation and lightness are 33.6% and 57.5%.

Rose gold was first created by the Russian jeweler Carl Fabergé in the late 19th century, and it was originally called "Russian gold" because of its popularity in his country.

It became more widely known in the 1920s, when the French brand Cartier used it in their jewelry designs, such as the Trinity Ring.

Rose gold is often associated with luxury, elegance, and style, as well as romance and femininity.

However, some also consider it a gender-neutral color, as it is not as bright or flashy as pure gold or pink.

Rose gold can be used in various design projects, as it is a versatile and flattering color that can complement many other hues.

It is a beautiful and unique color that can add a touch of charm and grace to any design.

This color can express both strength and delicacy, and appeal to a wide range of tastes and preferences.