While I can’t create visual images directly, I can guide you on how to create a color wheel using the colors from the “Refined Blues & Burgundy” palette I provided earlier. Here’s how you can visualize it:

1. Create a Circle: Draw a large circle on a piece of paper or in a graphic design tool.

2. Divide the Circle: Split the circle into equal sections (like a pizza), each representing one color. You can use 7 sections based on the 7 colors in the palette.

3. Color Placement:
   • Start with White ( #FFFFFF ) at the top.
   • Next, place Silver ( #C0C0C0 ) next to it.
   • Then, arrange the blues in a gradient from light to dark:
     • Ice Blue ( #E0F7FA )
     • Sky Blue ( #87CEEB )
     • Steel Blue ( #4682B4 )
     • Deep Blue ( #003366 )
   • Finally, place Burgundy ( #800020 ) next to the last blue.

4. Label the Colors: Write the name and hex code of each color in its respective section for clarity.

5. Experiment with Shapes: You can also create variations of the color wheel by experimenting with different shapes, such as using triangles or squares, to represent each color.

If you’re using design software like Adobe Illustrator, Canva, or similar, you can easily create a color wheel by using the color picker tool to fill in the sections with the hex codes provided.

Would you like tips on using specific design tools to create a digital color wheel?