The phrase "light gold" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a color or hue that is slightly lighter than a regular gold color. For example, you could write: "The light gold walls in the room create a bright and cheerful atmosphere."
When light gold, pop them in the warmed ramekin.
Bedell's 2000 reserve chardonnay and Corey Creek's 2000 reserve chardonnay are virtually identical twins, both light gold in color.
Weitzman's Nudists come in a variety of shades – the lightest are not "nude" but Pan, Nappa and Light Gold.
Spread in prepared pan. 4. Bake 10 to 11 minutes, or just until sides shrink and top is light gold.
She had gone to the mall to buy shoes, but as she was leaving, "I saw this armchair with a light gold chenille cover.
And he dresses to inspire confidence, sporting a light gold fedora, and beneath his neon jacket, a white button-front shirt with black epaulets and pocket flap.
Ms. Prince's designs range from unitards in brilliant reds, yellows and greens to short dresses in bold grape purple and dully iridescent dark grays and light golds, costumes whose small surprising details define her genius.
With its plush red couches, faux gold-leaf covered walls and $3.50 glasses of sparkling wine, the dimly lit Gold Dust Lounge is a holdout of old San Francisco in the midst of the upscale shopping district on Union Square.
Playfully lifted the hose to one eye, as if to see along its length the black corridor of a subway tunnel, lit gold at the end by the station ahead.
Above and behind the main stage, the alligator-skin irregularity of the arch was lit gold by the declining sun through a slight haze of smoke in the air.
If you take a look at Web sites that either are or are not affiliated with L.S.U., you will see that they use a deeper purple and a lighter gold".
