Jewel Coloring level guide
Jewel Coloring Level 173 Walkthrough
Jewel Coloring Level 173 features two pink cherries on a peach background with green leaves and bright white highlights. Build the stems and leaves first, then keep the two cherries separated so the center seam does not disappear.
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How to Solve Jewel Coloring Level 173 — Full Solution
- Fill the peach and cream background blocks behind the fruit.
- Place the brown stems rising from the cherries.
- Add the bright green leaves at the top.
- Build the left cherry body in pale pink and rose.
- Build the right cherry body separately and keep the center seam open.
- Add the white highlight spots on both cherries.
- Clean the last outline cells around the fruit bottoms and stem joins.
Colors in this level:
Peach, Cream, Pink, Rose, Green, Brown, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the pair like one combined pink shape. The center seam is essential to the board.
- Ignoring the highlight dots until the end. Those bright spots are what make the cherries look glossy.
Quick Tips for Jewel Coloring Level 173 (spoiler-free)
- Build one cherry at a time, but keep the center seam open until both bodies are readable.
- Place the white highlights before the pink bodies fully connect.
- If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two cherries hang from brown stems on a peach-and-cream background, roughly 13 columns by 14 rows. The fruit bodies use pale pink and rose tones, the leaves are bright green, and both cherries carry small white highlight dots.
- Goal
- Preserve the split between the two cherries while also keeping the highlight dots and leaf cluster visible. The pair only reads cleanly when each fruit stays distinct.
- Opening
- Fill the peach background first, then place the brown stems and bright green leaves. After that, build the left and right cherries separately.
- Danger Zone
- The cherries touch in the center and use similar pink tones. If the seam closes too early, they merge into one large fruit shape.
- Mechanics
- A mirrored fruit board with a shared stem and two near-identical bodies.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I open Jewel Coloring Level 173?
Start with the background, stems, and leaves, then build each cherry as its own shape instead of rushing the whole pink area.
Why do the cherries blend together on Level 173?
Because the center seam was closed too early. Keep the two fruit bodies separated until both outlines are clear.
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