Sultan Gold

This one looks like a bright gold cap on top of a green-tinted spark, not a straight-up yellow. Sultan Gold reads a touch deeper and more honeyed than Spicy Sweetcorn, and it feels less "lifted" than Groovy Giraffe. Compared to Cheesy Cheetah's cleaner, more yellow-forward hit, Sultan Gold leans warmer and slightly richer, so it comes across more like a labeled ingredient highlight than a pure sunshine glow.

I reach for it in dashboards and commerce UIs where you need a friendly, high-visibility callout that still feels controlled. Think grocery and CPG promo tags, product tile badges for "new" and "limited," and category chips in retail or food delivery screens. the one you reach for when you want attention without drifting into amber heaviness, especially on green-heavy layouts where straight yellows can look a bit flat.

One quirk: because it's richer than Cheesy Cheetah, it can feel too warm on very cool palettes. Pair it with crisp off-white or darker greens to keep the gold crisp, not syrupy.