The theme of this cigarette packaging design is an Indian who meditates under the moonlight to express tranquility and the pattern composition is simple and powerful. The highlight is the blue tone of the package as a whole: In order to express the peaceful and lonely night sky, two different pearlescent pigments were chosen for expression. The entire cigarette case is primed with silver-white pearlescent pigments. The effect is to provide ample reflection light at the bottom layer, like the light that shines up under the transparent floor. The top cover is shaded with a transparent blue blend to interfere with the blue pearlescent ink, which reflects the quiet blue light. Finally, there is a dark blue gradient mesh (upper and lower depths) that bring about changes in levels. This is, of course, a masterpiece. Many people are very different from the composition of "Sapphire Blue," but they have never thought of the role of pearlescent pigments in it. Perhaps this is an illustration: Pearlescent is not always white.
Source: Packaging Materials and Containers