Samsung Galaxy S III with additional color palette

After Marble White and Pebble Blue color, Samsung has released Samsung Galaxy S III color palette with four additional colors. These new colors has added up to the beauty of the smartphone.

Samsung Galaxy S III is “inspired by nature,” so Samsung has given the new colors some attractive and catchy names, which include: Amber Brown, Garnet Red, Sapphire Black and Titanium Grey. Each color is inspired by nature, which enhances the handset’s organic experience.”

The Samsung PR machine had a bit of fun writing this press release, I’m sure. Take a look:

Elegant, intelligent and stylish, the Samsung GALAXY S III is designed for humans and inspired by nature. This design ethos is brought to life through the new color variants, which are all derived from man’s relationship with natural materials and perfectly compliment the handset’s organic experience.

Amber Brown*: Inspired by the mysterious and unique gem, which was believed to sustain the secrets of the earth inside it. The deep, rich color of Amber Brown redefines the classic color and emphasizes the beauty of the advanced organic design of the GALAXY S III.

Garnet Red*: Rare and special, the gemstone Almandite Garnet was worn as an amulet by the ancient Egyptians who believed the stone contained protective powers. Garnet Red holds the delicateness and elegance of Almandite Garnet, in line with the GALAXY S III’s soft curves and smooth lines.

Sapphire Black*: A color that adds the mysterious power of dark stones to the refined, deep sophistication of the color black, Sapphire Black is inspired by the stones used by the ancient people of India and Persia for protection, with the belief they strengthened one’s willpower.

Titanium Grey*: Inspired by the color grey as a symbol for intelligence, insight and curiosity, all of which are embodied within the design of the GALAXY S III. Titanium Grey expresses the feeling of modernity and wisdom bringing a futuristic element to the handset.

Samsung says that the availability of colors will depend on the country and carrier/retailer.