| 1 | # Palette: jewel-tone |
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| 3 | Deep saturated gemstone colors — emerald, sapphire, ruby, amethyst, gold. Premium, luxurious, evening-elegant. Used for luxury / fashion / jewelry / premium product / evening events / heritage brands where richness is the visual signal. |
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| 5 | > This file describes **color behavior**, not HEX values. The deck's HEX triplet comes from `design_spec.colors`. jewel-tone tells the model how to apply those HEX values with **jewel-rich saturation discipline**. |
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| 7 | ## 1. Compatible renderings |
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| 9 | | Rendering | Notes | |
| 10 | |---|---| |
| 11 | | ✓✓ editorial | Magazine luxury — natural pairing | |
| 12 | | ✓✓ corporate-photo | High-end product/lifestyle photography graded toward jewel tones | |
| 13 | | ✓✓ dark-cinematic combinations are handled by `dark-cinematic` palette; jewel-tone is the *richer alternative* — use jewel-tone when you want saturation, dark-cinematic when you want atmospheric | |
| 14 | | ✓ flat | Bold flat jewel blocks | |
| 15 | | ✓ vector-illustration | Acceptable but loses material implication | |
| 16 | | ✓ screen-print | Limited-color poster luxury | |
| 17 | | ✗ sketch-notes / chalkboard / pixel-art / fantasy-animation | Wrong temperament | |
| 18 | | ✗ digital-dashboard | Data UI conflicts with luxury | |
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| 22 | ## 2. Fewshot prompt snippets |
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| 24 | **Snippet A — applied to an editorial luxury hero** |
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| 26 | > [...rendering paragraph...] Color behavior is jewel-tone: rich primary deep emerald `#047857` forms a confident block across the lower 40% of the canvas with high saturation. Secondary deep cream `#FEF3C7` carries the upper 48% as velvet field. Accent gold `#D4AF37` appears as a single thin metallic horizontal line at the meeting point and one small polished gold dot in the upper right (totaling about 10%). No muted tints. No additional colors. Premium evening feel. [...container guidance...] |