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Colors Jewellery

Color Wheel

Before we can begin to design combinations, we need to know how colors work. There are 12 basic colors: red, orange red, orange, yellow, orange, yellow, green yellow, green, blue, green, blue, blue, purple, violet and red violet. Color wheel is created from these 12 tones formed in a circle.

Color Value

If you see color on a color wheel, these colors are at full strength, also known as satiety. If you black or white to one of these colors, so shady was once a complete saturation is either paler or darker, depending on what you add and how much. The paleness or darkness of a color is called color value.

A shadow is a color that is clean, no black, white or gray added. A color is a hue with the addition of white, and a shadow is made by adding black. A tone is created when gray is added and you have a color that has the same value as the original color, but is not a color.

Color Schemes

Colour schemes are combinations of colors are created using the color wheel. Here are a few:

Monochromatic

A monochromatic color scheme consists of the same in many different colors, shades and tones. For example, a monochromatic arrangement made with a rich red, one red and one pink. This is because they are all the same color family as the red family.

Free

A free system consists of two colors opposite each other on the color wheel. For example, red and green. These are usually seen as Christmas colors, but did you know that free? That is why they look so good together because they are located opposite each other on the color wheel.