(1) Pick a hue that has complexity, such as this rich crimson , which gives the room depth and drama.

(2) I made it with some Sicilian blood oranges whose flesh ranges from intensely red to a vivid, shocking crimson .

(3) It's crimson

(4) The purple and crimson gem is the only known diamond of these colours.

(5) My face was going back to its usual colour - the usual colour of deep crimson whenever I faced Nicole.

(6) Hanging in equal distances along the deep crimson walls were large paintings of bold men dressed in fine robes.

(7) I must've blushed crimson , because Chevy laughed a deep booming laugh.

(8) Classic crimson is one Christmas hue that never goes out of style.

(9) She went crimson with embarrassment

(10) Jake smiles while his cheeks crimson at the touch of the young lady.

(11) Their eyes have turned a most fearsome crimson colour, and a feeling of malice is apparent in their company.

(12) Her eyebrows were creased in anger and her usually pale complexion was a deep shade of crimson .

(13) She then tucked her chemise deeper within her crimson bodice in an unsuccessful attempt to push her chest further up.

(14) The stone's value comes from its intense purple and crimson colour.

(15) The blood from the bodies had stained the carpet a beautiful crimson colour.

(16) The flowering heads bear countless minute crimson flowers, which eventually yield seeds smaller than a pinhead.

(17) He was awarded with a deep red blush that was almost darker than the deep crimson of her dress.

(18) They watched as the colours of the dunes changed from yellow, to deep crimson , to pink and purple, then finally to the dark black of night.

(19) A deep crimson ribbon lay plaited through her hair, and I kept an eye on it as it bounced along at the small of her back.

(20) Darker-skinned people might consider opting for red, brown, deep purple, golden crimson , or hot pink.