Here at Toolally, we love colour. Our motto is ‘the brighter, the better’ and we think a pop of orange or flash of red can really make an outfit. But there’s more to colour than just fashion – different shades make us feel different things, and colours have meanings beyond their point on the light spectrum.
Every piece of jewellery we create has a unique colour combination – we choose our colours carefully, mixing shades that complement each other and portray particular qualities. In this post we explore the colours we use and what they mean, so you can pick your jewellery with purpose.
Red
Red symbolises action, confidence, courage, vitality and passion. Team with other warm colours, such as orange and yellow for an intense, fire-like energy. When balanced with cooler blues and calming greens a sense of harmony is created.



Blue
Blue is a cool colour, evoking serenity, self-reflection, clarity, creativity and freedom. We incorporate an array of blue shades into our jewellery, which combine to produce a relaxing, soothing effect. When mixed with opposing colours a more dynamic energy is achieved.



Orange
Orange is fun, passionate and sensual. When combined with earthy colours such as brown and yellow, precious stones like Imperial Topaz and Moonstone are brought to mind.



Pink
Pink conveys an aura of tranquility, love and comfort. When paired with other subtle colours such as pale blues and pale greens a gorgeous pearly, pastel look is accomplished.



Green
Green tones are synonymous with balance, harmony, health and peace. When integrated with other earth tones, like browns, greys and purples, it gives a sense of Nature and her quiet permanence and stability. When mixed with water tones, like blues, the cleansing, essential nature of the sea is summoned to mind.



Brown
The colour brown is suggestive of earthiness, and therefore reliability, permanence and support. When integrated with other colours it adds depth and richness.



Purple
Purple was a popular colour choice with royalty for its aura of spiritual awareness, and association with the Divine. Purple implied that one was wealthy, and was synonymous with opulence.



Black
Black is neutral colour, and therefore perfectly complementary in any colour combination.



Yellow/Gold
Yellow is associated with happiness, enlightenment, confidence and friendliness. Colour combinations are instantly lifted with the addition of the colour yellow and radiate positivity and light.


