Premium palettes built on near-black grounds and a single metal — gold, brass or champagne — used at a fraction of the surface. Luxury reads as restraint, so these give you the metal and ask for spacing.
Midnight navy with a restrained brass line. Wealth products earn trust by staying quiet — the metal appears only on the one number that matters.
Champagne used the way a metal should be, at a fraction of the surface, over graphite and true black. No second accent and no colour; the restraint is the luxury.
Gold is a metal, not a highlighter — it works at 8% of the surface area, sitting on true blacks with a warm cast.