A lovely clear, bright green. Combining two yellow pigments and one green pigment, it is semi-tranpa…

Can be as dark as night or as pale as a wispy fog. This intriguing PrimaTek color is made from a sem…

A superb mixing color. Think of Cerulean Blue as a cleaner, brighter and slightly warmer alternative…

Garnet Genuine Watercolor has all the warmth and allure of the January birthstone. This PrimaTek col…

Gorgeous Burnt Bronzite Genuine pushes the honey tone of Bronzite Genuine to a more coppery hue. Bot…

"Oh my goodness - it's beautiful!" exclaimed one of the testers, and it is. Amethyst Genuine is a ri…

A deep, luscious, grape-juicy reddish-violet. The masstone is dark and intense, shifting in tints to…

A beautiful granulating pigment from South Africa, Sugilite is another standout in DANIEL SMITH's li…

A warm honey-bronze color with lustrous sparkle provided by very fine films of iron oxide. The fibro…

The most vivid of all pinks, has long been requested by DANIEL SMITH customers. A primary magenta wi…

PrimaTek Green Apatite Genuine Watercolor lets you create a beautiful range of greens - fresh yellow…

Gorgeous in color, Blue Apatite is a striking mineral that is rarely used in jewelry due to its rela…

This exceptionally beautiful PrimaTek color is made from the more strongly colored of the two minera…

If you want to add atmospheric or emotional punch to your work, then squeeze some transparent Peryle…

Bloodstone is legendary for its mystical, magical and medicinal properties. Sacred to Christians, wh…

Cadmium Yellow Light Hue is a clean lemon yellow, create fiery oranges by mixing with Opera Pink or …

Ground from a scarlet-streaked mineral from the hills of Italy, Piemontite Genuine is a rich, versat…

DANIEL SMITH brings you an unusually beautiful Serpentine pigment from the land down under. This Aus…

The mountains of Brazil yield a beloved and treasured gemstone. Paint this soft, reddish dusky rose …

A smooth gray-mauve in light washes, Shadow Violet displays a fascinating granulation when used more…