Cake Yarn Purchases: What color is your newest cake yarn?

Dear users, dear designers,
How big is your newest cake yarn and what color(s) is it?
Photos are always a good idea.
Let me know.

My latest Bobbel was custom-made to my specifications. It’s 1,000 meters long with 4 strands and is wound to resemble a New Zealand paua shell. The colors range from dusty pink to turquoise to a rich blue, and it also features an iridescent glitter strand.
I’m already looking forward to creating a very special design with it. ☺

My latest one is actually a bit older. I bought it before summer, but haven’t used it yet. It ranges from midnight blue to silver. It’s 1,500 meters long and 3-ply.
It’s going to be a really elegant piece for my friend. I already have a rough idea of the shape in my head. But I haven’t decided on the pattern yet. She loves flowers and butterflies. Well, I’m sure I’ll come up with something!

I actually have an order on the way that I’m still waiting for...
To be honest, I’ve forgotten what 5 of them are like, but the one I ordered for myself is 1,000 m long, 3-ply, and has a beautiful blue gradient; in addition to the 3 strands, it has one strand of fringe yarn.
I’m really looking forward to it :) 

My latest Bobbel consists of dark brown tones.

My bobbels are also from last year.

The white/light gray/gray/black one is 4-ply, 800 meters long, and will become a tunic. (I have two Bobbel skeins.)
Color: mint/petrol to black, 3-ply, 1000 m — currently being worked on and will become a shawl.

Color: shades of brown, 3-ply, 1000 m — I don’t know yet what I’ll make with it.

Color: green to black, 4-ply, 800 m — it’s going to be a bolero shawl.
The two Bobbel skeins were a gift.

Well, now I can join the conversation! My newest Bobbel weighs 300 g and is 750 m in length. It’s a 4-ply yarn (70% acrylic, 30% wool), and the color gradient ranges from turquoise to petrol to dark blue.
I already know what I want to make with it, but first I need to finish knitting the blanket....

All my Bobbel skeins have been waiting at least half a year to finally be worked up! The one in red-purple tones weighs 200g and is about 800m long. Then there are two that are 760m per 200g—one in light blue and natural, the other in green-blue and natural. On top of that, there are three more (200g and 800m) in shades of blue and gray.
I don’t know exactly what I’ll make with them yet—I just got carried away and bought them!

Who else has bought a Bobbel?