Silver#c0c0c0
Antique Silver#918e8c
Brilliant Silver#a9b0b4
Old Silver#848482
Pirate Silver#818988
Roman Silver#838996
Royal Silver#e0dddd
Silver Birch#d2cfc4
Silver Blue#8a9a9a
Silver Blueberry#5b7085
Silver Filigree#7f7c81
Silver Fox#bdbcc4
Silver Polish#c6c6c6
Silver Sand#bebdb6
Silver Springs#b7bdc4
Silver Star#98a0b8
Silver Storm#8599a8
Sonic Silver#757575
Tarnished Silver#797b80
Dark Silver#848999
Pink Silver#c4aead
Silver Chalice#acacac
Unicorn Silver#e8e8e8
Blue Silver#ccddee
Notes
In a digital environment, textures often reproduce silver color far better than a static color. To see this, compare the silver palette and photo above.Overview: Silver Color | ||
Type | ||
Definition | The color of highly reflective metals such as polished silver. | |
Limitations | Silver is highly reflective. This characteristic is not simulated by most digital display and printing technologies. As such, digital silver colors often look disappointingly grey. Silver is reproduced well by paint and pigments that contain a reflective material such as a metal. | |
Associations | Metals often have a silver color including silver, platinum, tin, steel and aluminum.Highly reflective surfaces such as mirrors.Silver is often used to represent aging and the elderly.A Christmas color that is commonly associated with other holidays and celebrations such as New Years Eve.The 25th anniversary of important events such as a 25th wedding anniversary or Silver Jubilee.Awards and metals are often made with silver or are decorated a silver color. For example, silver metals in the Olympics.Associated with black & white film and photography. For example, the silver screen is slang for historical black and white films. | |
Related Concepts | Grey » |