Enchanted Emerald

Enchanted Emerald is the green I notice when a screen needs to feel lush but controlled. Compared with Jovial Jade, it has more depth and less mint bounce, so it doesn't read as leafy-fresh. And next to Gossip, it's not airy and springy, it's denser and more "jewel" than "clean office."

In real UI work, this shade shows up where you want confidence without tipping into warning green: editor tools and admin dashboards for inventory and permissions, logistics and fleet monitoring headers, and sustainability reporting pages that need highlights to feel intentional. I also like it for status chips when the rest of the interface is off-white or cool gray, because it holds saturation and stays unmistakably green.

Caution: Feijoa is lighter and more fruit-forward, so if you swap it for Enchanted Emerald you'll get less airy momentum and more weight. Pair it with creamy neutrals and use a lighter tint for secondary states so the main hierarchy doesn't get too heavy.