button < ADDING JEWEL-TONED PAINT COLORS INTO YOUR SPACE Amethyst, ruby, sapphire, emerald—these precious stones spur thoughts of glamour and royalty. In home design, jewel-toned rooms present luxurious spaces for lounging, creating, and entertaining. Breathe these hues into your space and set a sophisticated, elegant tone. Facebook Pinterest Twitter Jewel-tone colors are rich and highly saturated hues that often feature a hint of black, which grounds the color—and heightens the drama. From deep reds and purples, to vibrant blues and greens, discover the depth of these decadent shades. previous next Jewel-Toned Paint Colors Use these rich, saturated colors to infuse your space with style. Dark Burgundy 2075-10 SHOP NOW Dinner Party AF-300 SHOP NOW Fire Dance 2171-20 SHOP NOW Etruscan AF-355 SHOP NOW Marblehead Gold HC-11 SHOP NOW Pleasant Pink 2094-60 SHOP NOW Shadow 2117-30 SHOP NOW Deep Royal 2061-10 SHOP NOW Gentleman's Gray 2062-20 SHOP NOW Beau Green 2054-20 SHOP NOW Ming Jade 2043-20 SHOP NOW Smoke 2122-40 SHOP NOW Elevate Everyday Spaces From a jewel-toned bedroom in Dark Burgundy 2075-10 to a striking living room in Ebony King 2132-20, moody, deep hues instantly set the scene for a dramatic space. Indulge your inner royal with luxe furnishings paired with a bold hue. Colors like Galápagos Turquoise 2057-20, Radicchio CC-32, and Gemstone 265 bring a touch of enchantment into every space. Here, Spectra Blue 2049-50 turns a glamorous dining room into a jewel box. The semi-gloss ceiling provides a subtle contrast against eggshell walls, and a gold chandelier creates a look that balances traditional with exotic. Looking for a selection of saturated colors that bring spaces to life? Explore Color Preview®, a collection of 1,232 hues offering expressive colors across the spectrum, from bright and vibrant, to more subtle versions of the same hues. Jewel Tones: Starting Small Jewel-toned paint colors conjure ornate furnishings and opulent décor, however they are also quite versatile. You can use a jewel tone to dress up a neutral room with simple furnishings. If you’re not ready for a high quotient of saturated shades, a small wink of color still offers big impact. Use gem tones on your front door, window trim, an old dresser, or your kitchen island. Smaller opportunities to add pops of color are all around you! Here, a kitchen island in Caribbean Blue Water 2055-30 looks fresh against walls in Paper White OC-55. Marblehead Gold HC-11 provides subtle contrast on the doors–the finishing touch to a palette reminiscent of a tropical palace. For rooms with neutral-colored walls, consider adding a touch of glamour by painting your ceiling with a saturated hue. Often called the “fifth wall,” painting your ceiling brings a playful pop of color into a space. Consider Rapture CC-66, Blue Grotto CC-964, or Graphite 1603 for a colorful, elevated twist on ceilings. “USE A JEWEL TONE IN YOUR ENTRYWAY FOR A VIVACIOUS WELCOME.” — Arianna Cesa Color & Design Expert Light & Luxe: Delicate Jewel Tones Luxurious and versatile, jewel tones come in a wide spectrum. Softer, more romantic shades exude a welcoming energy. Jewel-inspired hues we love include light blue Sonoma Skies 737, lilac Amethyst Cream 2071-50, and turquoise-green Celadon 590. Use a contrasting off-white paint for trim and moldings to play up the jewel tones. Not ready to commit to a full jewel-toned red? Here, Delicate Rose 2008-50 offers a great alternative in an inviting and lively entryway. Paired with wood tones and white trim, this jewel-inspired pink provides the perfect “welcome home.” Jewel-Toned Pairings When it comes to color pairings for jewel-tones, sumptuous options abound. Add in other saturated colors and textures for a deep, moody vibe. Or, opt for a less intense touch with a jewel-toned accent wall paired with classic neutral colors. While time-honored white trim may be your first thought against deeper hues, consider your options: Muted greens, leather-inspired browns, and citrine yellows, as seen here against Cushing Green HC-125. Layering in other hues, materials and textures creates a jewelry box-style vibe, especially when spiked with a brass floor lamp and bookcase. Other jewel-toned color pairings we love include walls in Laguna Blue 2059-30 and a similar blue like Marine Blue 2059-10 for a saturated and dynamic monochromatic look. For a bigger, bolder approach, go for an accent wall in Electric Orange 2015-10 paired with walls of crisp Mountain Peak White OC-121, for a space with a sun-kissed glow. The Power of Sheen in a Jewel-Toned Room “When it comes to jewel tones, an eggshell or matte offers understated elegance, while a higher gloss ramps up the drama,” says Hannah Yeo, a color and design expert for Benjamin Moore. When selecting sheen, consider the vibe of the room you are painting. Semi-gloss walls will make a statement, while eggshell or matte walls create a backdrop for your designs to flourish. Consider using different sheens on different surfaces, a creative way to bring dimension into any space. Here, this jewel-toned living room features Amazon Moss 2037-10 walls and ceiling, with darker green Rainforest Foliage 2040-10 on the doors and trim. This subtle color contrast is emphasized with differing sheens, with ADVANCE® in high-gloss on the trim and walls of AURA® Interior in matte. A glass end table and emerald décor are the finishing touches to this jungle-inspired sitting area, the ultimate jewel-toned living room. Reflecting on Dark Jewel-Toned Colors Amp up moody hues by layering deep jewel tones with contrasting finishes. Dynamic and dramatic, reflective surfaces against flat, matte or eggshell finishes create a vampy space ideal for savoring a glass of red wine, lighting tapered candles, and enjoying the meal of a lifetime. Here, walls in Shadow 2117-30 set the scene. Reflective dinnerware and candleholders topped with black candles echo the glamorous vibe of this amethyst-inspired paint color. Other dark jewel tones we love include Salamander 2050-10, Night Shade 2116-10, and North Sea CC-932. Pair these saturated shades with sumptuous textures like smooth leather, velvet chairs, and fluffy throw pillows to create more texture and dimension in a jewel-toned space. Colorful Paint, Inspired by History Looking to reinvigorate your historical home? Or do you just love vintage vibes? Be sure to check out the Williamsburg® color Collection. Vibrant shades were common in historical homes, and many of the colors in these color collections are a reflection of this color legacy such as Buffett Green CW-535, Carter Plum CW-355, and Washington Blue CW-630. Facebook Pinterest Twitter AURA® Interior Paint Enjoy rich, unparalleled colors that last. SHOP NOW Brush on a Paint Sample "Try on" paint colors before you buy. Pick up samples from your local Benjamin Moore retailer or have them delivered. BUY PAINT SAMPLES IDEAS & INSPIRATION Spark your creativity with a range of design and color ideas for your home. Ready to Explore? Browse photos and gain expertise to create remarkable interiors and exteriors. LEARN MORE Experience a Different Kind of Paint Store Only our trusted network of expert, independent retailers can sell Benjamin Moore Paint. Our paint stores offer an unparalleled retail experience, far beyond "take a number." 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