Persian Melon

Persian Melon looks like the moment peach meets sunlit cream, then stops before it turns sandy. It's lighter than Gentle Caress and a touch less pink, so it reads more like ripe fruit than skin-close softness. Compared with Pandora's Box, it feels less honeyed and more consistently pale, with a clearer yellow side that doesn't blur into pastel-peach. And unlike Coral Kiss, it never crosses into coral territory. The saturation stays modest, so it feels airy instead of decided.

I use it for backgrounds and cards where you want warmer than pure white without going into "sunscreen orange," and it plays especially well in product UI for beauty, food, and wellness where photography has warm highlights but the layout still needs calm. It's also great for onboarding screens, e-commerce headers, and packaging mockups when you want the one you reach for that keeps tone gentle across lots of images.

Quirk: next to stronger yellows it can read slightly more neutral, so I like anchoring it with soft cocoa or crisp, cooler grays to keep the fruitiness intact.