 01. White |
 02. Flesh tint |
 03. Naples yellow |
 04. Bright yellow |
 05. Cadmium yellow light |
 06. Cadmium yellow deep |
 07. Indian yellow |
 08. Vermilion |
 09. Red cadmium |
 10. Carmine |
 11. Magenta |
 12. Bordeaux |
 13. Sinopia |
 14. Yellow ochre |
 15. Raw Sienna |
 16. Burnt Sienna |
 17. Royal blue |
 18. Sky blue |
 19. Primary blue |
 20. Cobalt blue |
 21. Ultramarine |
 22. Prussian blue |
 23. Mineral violet |
 24. Green yellow |
 25. Paolo Veronese green |
 26. Emerald green |
 27. Golden green |
 28. Raw umber |
 29. Burnt umber |
 30. Blue black |
 31. White pearl |
 32. Gold |
 33. Gold rich |
 34. Ducat gold |
 35. Silver |
 36. Copper |
 37. Bronze |
Legend:
Opacity and glazing properties
The opacity of a pigmented colour is not only depending on the thickness of the colour application but also on the kind and concentration of the pigment as well as on the kind binder in the colour. all colours have been submitted to the same testing method: satndardized application on black and white striped saturated base. this allows a classification with the following 4 symbols:
Opaque 
Semi-opaque 
Semi-transparent 
Transparent
Lightfasteness
This describes the durability of a colour in daylight. A number of influencing factors play a role too, like intensity of sunlight, temperature, moisture, oxygen or gas content of the air.
8 - Excellent 7 - Very good 6 - Good
Color Index and Pigments names
The Color Index system is an international standard to denominate dyes and pigments. A combination of letters and numbers indicate the colour category. For example: PO 20, means Pigment Orange 20. Color Index names are: PW (Pigment White) / PY (Pigment Yellow) / PO (Pigment Orange) / PR (Pigment Red) / PV (Pigment Violet) / PB (Pigment Blue) / PG (Pigment Green) / PBr (Pigment Brown) / PBk (Pigment Black).
