How do you trace the diagonal stripe in Jewel Coloring Level 10?

The stripe follows a staircase pattern — each row steps one cell to the right or left. Identify the start and end points first, then fill the stripe one step at a time from heel to toe.

What is the difference between the purple upper and the outsole?

The outsole is a slightly darker or browner shade of purple. Look at the bottom two rows of the shoe — if they are darker than the body above, those are outsole gems.

Jewel Coloring level guide

Jewel Coloring Level 10 Walkthrough

medium 4 colors

Jewel Coloring Level 10 is a side-view sneaker pixel art with a purple upper, yellow-gold accent stripe, and white midsole. The diagonal accent stripe — one of the first non-rectilinear elements in the game — and the subtle shade difference between the purple upper and darker outsole are the two key challenges.

Board Notes

Layout: A wide pixel grid shows a side-view running shoe. The upper body is purple, a yellow-gold accent stripe runs diagonally across the side, the midsole is white, and the outsole at the bottom is a darker purple or brown. The lace area at the top front is white. The background is light.
Goal: Fill the purple upper first as the largest region, then trace the diagonal yellow-gold accent stripe, build the white midsole and lace area, and place the darker outsole gems at the bottom.
Opening: Start with purple gems filling the shoe's upper body. Then carefully trace the yellow-gold diagonal accent stripe. Add the white midsole along the bottom edge, separating the upper from the outsole.
Danger Zone: The diagonal accent stripe is only 1-2 gems wide and follows a staircase pattern — a single misplaced purple gem breaks the swoosh line. The purple upper and darker outsole are also close in value, and swapping them at the sole boundary removes the shoe's layered look.
Mechanics: The sneaker is horizontally oriented, making the grid wider than typical levels. The diagonal accent stripe is one of the first non-rectilinear design elements, requiring a staircase placement pattern rather than straight rows or columns.

Quick Tips for Jewel Coloring Level 10 (spoiler-free)

Trace the diagonal accent stripe by eye before placing any gems — knowing the staircase pattern in advance prevents costly misplacements in the 1-2 gem wide line.
With 4 colors in play, clear the pair with the fewest blockers first so the board opens up instead of tightening.
If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.

How to Solve Jewel Coloring Level 10 — Full Solution

Fill the purple upper body of the shoe first — it is the largest contiguous region.
Place the yellow-gold accent stripe gems following the diagonal staircase pattern across the shoe's side — work carefully as this line is only 1-2 gems wide.
Add the yellow-gold heel tab at the back of the shoe.
Fill the white midsole along the bottom edge, creating a clear separator between the upper and outsole.
Place the darker outsole gems at the very bottom of the shoe — they are a slightly browner or darker shade of purple.
Fill the white lace area at the top front and complete all remaining light background cells.

Colors in this level:

Purple, Yellow-gold, White, Dark purple

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Placing a purple gem into the yellow-gold accent stripe, breaking the diagonal swoosh line that defines the shoe design.
Confusing the purple upper with the slightly darker outsole at the sole-to-upper boundary, making the shoe look flat without its layered construction.
Filling the midsole with light background gems instead of white, which removes the visual separation between upper and outsole.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you trace the diagonal stripe in Jewel Coloring Level 10?
The stripe follows a staircase pattern — each row steps one cell to the right or left. Identify the start and end points first, then fill the stripe one step at a time from heel to toe.
What is the difference between the purple upper and the outsole?
The outsole is a slightly darker or browner shade of purple. Look at the bottom two rows of the shoe — if they are darker than the body above, those are outsole gems.