Golds [noun]

Here and there an oak stood, fully green, among the tawny reds and golds of a flaming woodland.

Peacock feather devices—blues and golds—extremely new and original.

Faint golds, faint greens, a quiet landscape, with low hills falling peacefully on a low stretch of valley.

The surface color of the peacock is a marvelous blending of purples, greens, golds, and bronzes of various hues.

The blacks and whites and reds and golds were all there, unchanged, not a breath of the ambiguous discipline upon them.

The silver hair banded on the temples glistened picturesquely against the reds and greens and golds of her crown.

The eastern sky was filled with pale golds and pinks, and the foothills were warm with purples.

The flat country lay soaking in a haze of sunshine, and the hills to the north showed lovely soft purples and golds and blues.

I've seen cinnamon black bears an' I've seen cinnamon grizzlies, an' I've seen browns an' golds an' almost-yellows of both kinds.

All these fine golds in the possession of the natives are never used by them except for some marriage or other important affair.