Persian Luxury Purple

Persian Luxury Purple looks like a saturated amethyst ink that's been warmed slightly, not cooled into bruise territory. Compared with Haunted Purple, it stays cleaner and more luminous, with less velour-like shadow. And unlike Noble Plum, it has a deeper purple lean and sharper definition, not the steady, magenta-forward smoothness.

For UI, I treat it as the pink that still reads pink, but shows its authority faster. It works in dashboards and finance apps for selected states, badges, and key highlights when you want a premium signal without going fully royal or shadow-plum. In editorial templates, it's my go-to for feature tags and headline accents where you want the one you reach for in dark mode, with a mood that feels luxurious rather than haunted.

Pair it with charcoal, warm grays, or soft ivory so the purple stays crisp. If you put it on very light pastels, it can feel a touch heavy and less airy than the neighboring family members.