Treasures

On my screen, Treasures reads like a gilded leaf that's been kept indoors. It's a medium, slightly soft gold-brown warmth sitting on top of a green base, so it doesn't go flat and creamy like Honey can on large areas. Compared with Honey's sunlit label brightness, Treasures holds more depth and a tighter, more controlled saturation.

If Honey feels sun-baked and Nugget feels like worn tape, Treasures lands in between: richer than Nugget's low-sheen gold-green, but more golden and less olive-leaning than Arrowwood. I like it for dashboards and finance apps where you need a warm highlight that still feels grounded. It shows up well in manufacturing and logistics UIs for status pills, filter accents, and the "approved" lane in forms, and it holds its own in retail analytics headers without turning brass-heavy.

One quirk: because it's warmer than the surrounding greens, it prefers cooler partners for text and rules. Pair it with muted moss or slate to keep contrast crisp and avoid that honeyed haze.