Rowney Georgian Oils include some organic alternatives to the more costly metallic pigments, indicated by the term "hue" in the color name. Pigments used in the hues are chosen carefully to provide a high degree of permanence and to match the hues of the more costly metallic pigments. Daler-Rowney's Georgian Oils offer excellent quality at a uniform price across the color range, giving the opportunity to learn and experiment.

Monestial Colors — Monestial Green, Monestial Turquoise, and Monestial Blue contain phthalocyanine pigments, and are equivalent to Phthalo Green, Phthalo Turquoise, and Phthalo Blue in other color lines.

Hues — Cadmium Yellow Pale, Cadmium Yellow Deep, Cadmium Orange, Cadmium Red, Cadmium Red Deep, Carmine, Chrome Lemon, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Orange, Chrome Green, Cobalt Blue, Cobalt Violet, Coeruleum Blue, Emerald Green, Terre Verte, Vandyke Brown, and Viridian are hues, with a blend of organic pigments carefully selected to match the color and texture of the equivalent natural and metallic colors.

Whites — Titanium White is the most opaque and whitest of oil color whites, and is inert to other pigments. Zinc White is the most transparent white, as well as the slowest drying, and is widely used for tinting and glazing. Flake White, the fastest drying and most flexible of the whites, is widely used in underpainting.