The Pantone Spring 2015 Fashion Color Report serves as an overview of designers’ color choices in new clothing collections. The colors are important for jewelers to know so they can help customers successfully color-block accessories. Here are five ways to color-block with Pantone’s Custard.

Custard is “sweet and sunny” and a “cheering tone that brings thoughts of pleasant relaxation and comfort food,” according to Pantone. Custard is “engaging with its soft and mellow warmth” and has “an affable and easy disposition,” continues the color agency.

1. Dress Custard with pink, like clothing designer Nicole Miller, for a cheerful look.

Pendant necklace in 14k gold with morganite and diamonds, $2,430; Sylvie Collection

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Outfit by Nicole Miller

2. Give Custard-colored clothes a yellow gold jewel for a rich, tone-on-tone effect.

Pinion bracelet in 18k gold, $1,140; Lisa Jenks

3. Pair green jewels with Custard outfits for a playful, vintage, Capri-1960s vibe, like design house Alice & Trixie.

Earrings in 18k gold with 59.55 cts. t.w. peridot and 6.3 cts. t.w. diamonds, $49,000; Goshwara

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Dress by Alice & Trixie

4. Highlight Custard in a print by wearing a Custard-colored jewel.

Sprinkles pendant necklace in 18k gold and blackened silver with rutilated quartz and diamonds from Laurie Kaiser

5. Adorn Custard-colored outfits in blue jewels for a carefree, early-1960s California-inspired joie de vivre, like designer Nanette Lepore.

Ring in 18k gold with a 9.85 ct. South American opal and 0.37 ct. t.w. diamonds, $20,400; Pamela Huizenga

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Attire by Nanette Lepore

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