Amber was a shade of yellow and orange named after a substance.[source needed]
Yasmin Khan wore a plum and amber ikat scarf when she, Dan Lewis and Professor Jericho visited Kumar on Nepal during 1904. (TV: Survivors of the Flux [+]Chris Chibnall, Doctor Who series 13 (BBC One and BBC America, 2021).)
The Sixth Doctor's patchwork frock coat had a right lapel done in amber. (TV: The Twin Dilemma [+]Anthony Steven, Doctor Who season 21 (BBC1, 1984)., onwards) His successor, the Seventh Doctor, also wore it before switching for a silver grey safari jacket. (TV: Time and the Rani [+]Pip & Jane Baker, Doctor Who season 24 (BBC1, 1987).)
The Eighth Doctor wore a cravat of amber dupioni when he and Izzy Sinclair first met Destrii. (COMIC: Ophidius [+]Scott Gray, DWM Comics (2001).)
The Fifteenth Doctor wore an amber duffle coat when he and Ruby Sunday went to Wales during 2024. (TV: 73 Yards)
Rosita Farisi wore a walking skirt in navy, scarlet, and sapphire with amber and maroon diamonds when she helped the Tenth Doctor and Jackson Lake defeat Cybus Cybermen during the 1851 Incident. (TV: The Next Doctor [+]Russell T Davies, Doctor Who Christmas Special 2008 (BBC One, 2008).)
Missy, a feminine incarnation of the Master, wore an amber jabot with turquoise blue stripes, and also an amber glove on the left hand. (COMIC: The Master Plan [+]Jody Houser, Doctor Who (2020) (Titan Publishing Group, 2021).)
In his Sixth Doctor appearance, the Curator wore a single-breasted waistcoat of amber and bronze brocade with a gold fob watch. (AUDIO: The Artist at the End of Time [+]James Goss, Once and Future (Big Finish Productions, 2023).)
Rhys Williams wore an amber cravat when he married Gwen Cooper. (TV: Something Borrowed [+]Phil Ford, Torchwood series 2 (BBC Three, 2008).)
Polyethersulfone was slightly amber in appearance. (TV: Time and the Rani [+]Pip & Jane Baker, Doctor Who season 24 (BBC1, 1987).)
Karagulans had amber-coloured eyes. (PROSE: The Colour of Darkness [+]Richard Dungworth, BBC Tenth Doctor Adventures: The Darksmith Legacy (BBC Children's Books, 2009).) The eyes of the humanoid inhabitants of an Earth-like planet were dull amber. (PROSE: The Word of Asiries [+]The Dr Who Annual 1968 (Doctor Who annual, 1967).) Asheya had amber eyes. (PROSE: The Queen of Eros [+]Trevor Baxendale, Short Trips and Side Steps (Short Trips short stories, 2000).)
In the 20th century, Torchwood Three found a deep-lavender emotional amplifier. It pulsed amber when it detected love, amplifying it into lust. (PROSE: Slow Decay [+]Andy Lane, BBC Torchwood novels (BBC Books, 2007).)