What Color is Dark Brazilian Topaz
Dark Brazilian Topaz is a rich, earthen hue that sits comfortably between deep rust and burnt sienna. It captures the essence of rare Imperial Topaz gemstones found deep within the Minas Gerais mines. This shade exudes a natural warmth that feels both grounded and sophisticated. It bridges the gap between raw clay and polished luxury.
What color is opposite Dark Brazilian Topaz?
The opposite color to Dark Brazilian Topaz is Jelly Bean (#2f7b92).
Additional Information
- Color Family: Red
- Temperature: Warm
- Associated Season: Autumn
- Complementary Color: #2F7B92
- Brightness: 90/255
- Saturation: 68%
Colors That Pair Well With Dark Brazilian Topaz
Complementary
Pair with Jelly Bean for a harmonious, balanced look. Great for backgrounds and accents.
High Contrast
Use Glacier 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
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Dark Brazilian Topaz History
The name derives from the prized Imperial Topaz discovered in Ouro Preto, Brazil, during the 18th century. Historically, artists achieved similar hues using Burnt Sienna, a pigment created by heating raw sienna earth to dehydrate the iron oxide. This transformation turned a yellow-brown clay into the deep, reddish-brown characteristic of this shade.
In the art world, this color became a staple of the Romanticism movement, where it was used to depict dramatic landscapes and autumnal shadows. It later found favor in the Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th century, utilized for its honesty and connection to natural materials. It represents a shift from synthetic brightness to organic authenticity.
Meaning & Psychology
Dark Brazilian Topaz stimulates feelings of stability and comfort. As an earth tone heavily influenced by red, it offers the energy of passion tempered by the grounding nature of brown. It encourages a sense of security, making spaces feel enclosed and protected rather than exposed.
Culturally, this shade is often linked to harvest and endurance. It avoids the aggression of bright crimson, instead projecting a mature, reliable confidence. In branding, it suggests heritage, longevity, and artisanal quality, often appealing to consumers seeking authenticity over novelty.
In Nature
This shade appears frequently in the geological layers of sandstone canyons and iron-rich soil found in arid climates. In the botanical realm, it matches the dried skins of chestnuts and the turning leaves of late October. It is also visible in the fur of the Red Panda, serving as camouflage within mossy, shadowed forests.
How To Use Dark Brazilian Topaz
Ideally suited for interior accent walls, this color creates cozy, intimate environments in living rooms or libraries. Designers often pair it with teal or navy blue to create a high-contrast, mid-century modern aesthetic. It serves as an excellent background for gold metallic finishes, enhancing the perception of luxury.
Regarding accessibility, this dark hue functions well as a background for white text but lacks sufficient contrast for black text. It should be used as a heavy anchor in a layout, balanced by lighter creams or sages to prevent the design from feeling too heavy. Do not use it for fine print on dark backgrounds.
Related Words
Curated Palettes
Minas Gerais Sunset
A warm, analogous palette reflecting the Brazilian earth and sun.
Mid-Century Library
A sophisticated pairing of deep rust and intellectual blues.
Organic Clay
Soft, natural neutrals anchored by the deep topaz tone.
Color Conversions
Color Blindness Simulation
CSS Snippets
color: #92462F;
color: rgb(146, 70, 47);
background-color: #92462F;
border: 3px solid #92462F;
box-shadow: 0 4px 12px #92462F66;
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #92462F 0%, #ffffff 100%);
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What Goes With Dark Brazilian Topaz?
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I use Dark Brazilian Topaz in CSS?
You can use Dark Brazilian Topaz in CSS with its hex code. Here is an example class:
.dark-brazilian-topaz {
background-color: #92462F;
color: #FFFFFF;
}For more snippets including gradients, see the CSS snippets section.