Ultramarine
A deep vivid blue historically made from lapis lazuli, once more valuable than gold
Fun Fact
In Renaissance Europe, 1kg of lapis lazuli yielded only about 30g of ultramarine pigment, making it more expensive than gold and reserved for the Virgin Mary's robes in paintings.
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aluminum
Aluminum is a lightweight, corrosion-resistant industrial metal widely used in transportation, packaging, construction, and consumer goods.
$599
Royal Blue
A vivid, deep blue historically created for Queen Charlotte's court dress
$505
Fuchsia
A vivid pink-purple named after the flower of the same name
$146
Gold
A warm metallic color symbolizing wealth, achievement, and prestige