What Color is Amulet
Amulet is a restorative hue that balances the vibrancy of spring with the maturity of dried herbs. This desaturated yellow-green sits comfortably between warm and cool, offering a grounded presence in any composition. It evokes the visual texture of crushed velvet or moss found on ancient stone.
What color is opposite Amulet?
The opposite color to Amulet is Trendy Pink (#92729d).
Additional Information
- Color Family: Yellow-Green
- Temperature: Warm
- Associated Season: Autumn
- Complementary Color: #92729D
- Brightness: 143/255
- Saturation: 27%
Colors That Pair Well With Amulet
Complementary
Pair with Trendy Pink for a harmonious, balanced look. Great for backgrounds and accents.
High Contrast
Use Trendy Pink for maximum readability. Ideal for text or critical UI elements.
Harmonious Depth
Use lighter and darker shades for a sophisticated, cohesive design. Great for backgrounds, text, and subtle accents.
Color Variations
Tints (add white)
Tones (add grey)
Amulet History
This shade traces its lineage to Terre Verte, or Green Earth, a pigment derived from minerals like glauconite and celadonite used since classical antiquity. Medieval artists specifically utilized this muted green as a foundational underpainting for skin tones, known as verdaccio, to neutralize the warmth of pink flesh.
In the late 19th century, this organic tone gained prominence during the Arts & Crafts movement as a reaction against toxic, synthetic emerald greens. Designers like William Morris championed such vegetal dyes, prioritizing subtle, harmonious hues that mimicked nature over the garish brightness of industrial pigments.
Meaning & Psychology
Psychologically, Amulet serves as a visual stabilizer, lowering heart rates and encouraging introspection. Unlike neon greens that signal alertness, this muted variation promotes tranquility by reducing the amount of light reflected back to the eye, making it ideal for spaces of rest.
Culturally, the name suggests protection and good fortune, aligning with historical associations of green stones like jade with longevity. The color carries a subconscious link to healing, recalling the appearance of medicinal herbs and traditional apothecary environments.
In Nature
Amulet appears frequently in the botanical world, specifically in the matte finish of sage leaves and the fuzzy texture of lichen growing on granite. It matches the protective outer sepals of a flower bud before blooming and the muted tones of succulents adapted to arid climates. This shade also mirrors the color of olivine minerals found in volcanic rocks.
How To Use Amulet
In spatial design, Amulet acts as a sophisticated neutral, capable of covering large surface areas without overwhelming the viewer. It pairs effectively with natural wood grains and unpolished stones, reinforcing the principles of biophilic design in modern architecture.
For digital interfaces, this color provides sufficient contrast for dark charcoal text but fails accessibility standards with pure white text at smaller sizes. It functions best as a background element or secondary accent to communicate wellness or sustainability, requiring strong typography to anchor the visual hierarchy.
Related Words
Curated Palettes
Apothecary Shelf
A healing blend of dried herbal tones and warm neutrals.
Vintage Botanical
Soft floral accents paired with muted greens for a Victorian aesthetic.
Modern Slate
A contemporary, cool-toned palette focusing on urban sophistication.
Color Conversions
Color Blindness Simulation
CSS Snippets
color: #7D9D72;
color: rgb(125, 157, 114);
background-color: #7D9D72;
border: 3px solid #7D9D72;
box-shadow: 0 4px 12px #7D9D7266;
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #7D9D72 0%, #ffffff 100%);
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Product Details
Add a touch of luxury to your home with our premium Eco Velvet cushions. Soft to the touch, these cushions are perfect for adding comfort and style to any room.
- Material: Soft Eco Velvet.
- Feel: Velvety soft finish.
- Print: Double-sided, all-over vibrant color using water-based inks.
- Care: Machine washable at 30°C.
- Construction: Handmade to order with a concealed zipper.
Eco Credentials
We believe in sustainable style. Our cushions are crafted with the planet in mind.
- Made to Order: Produced only when you order, eliminating overproduction and waste.
- Water-Based Inks: Printed using neo-pigment, water-based inks that are non-hazardous, toxin-free, and vegan-friendly.
- Local Fulfilment: Produced locally where possible to reduce carbon emissions from transport.
- Vegan Friendly: No animal products are used in the production of these cushions.
What Goes With Amulet?
Explore color palettes containing Amulet and discover harmonious combinations for your designs.
Accessibility
Contrast with Black and White
Contrast with Black
UI Examples
"Color is a power which directly influences the soul."
Contrast Ratio
Contrast with White
UI Examples
"Color is a power which directly influences the soul."
Contrast Ratio
Closest Color Matches
Polychromos
earth green
#172 • #738C70
Caran d'ache Luminance 6901
Chromium Oxyde Green
#212 • #537D52
Similar Colors
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the hex code for Amulet?
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Is Amulet accessible for text?
How do I use Amulet in CSS?
You can use Amulet in CSS with its hex code. Here is an example class:
.amulet {
background-color: #7D9D72;
color: #FFFFFF;
}For more snippets including gradients, see the CSS snippets section.