Swinger

Illamasqua Swinger Nail Varnish ($14.00 for 0.50 fl. oz.) is described as a "platinum gold."  Yeah, I'd buy that.  To use my own words, I'd describe it as a champagne-gold with a little grit and dirt in it--it's not a yellowy gold really, but it's not quite dark and green-tinged enough to be an antique gold. Too gold to be a real pewter, but it's all somewhere in there.  Revlon Gold Coin is a smidgen lighter and perhaps not as warm-toned, but they're really quite close. Chanel Diwali is slightly warmer. Urban Decay Superfreak is lighter. Dior Timeless Gold is very similar. The only shade that I think is less similar is Diwali, which has a lot of warm undertones in comparison. Between the others, I don't think one would really notice the difference if you weren't really, really looking for them. Dior's has the least amount of visible brush strokes (next to none), while Illamasqua and Revlon are tied with a few but hardly any really. I think Chanel shows the most out of the similar shades.