Not sure how much it will; I have one under lights (left photo) and one in unobstructed west window (right photo). There is some color loss - not total - in one in natural light only:

Plant on right is little wrinkled - not watered much since it is in much cooler temps. They look very similar when outdoors, in lots of sunlight.

Jeff's spot on.

Josh

To what Jeff and Josh say: my plant on right gets cooler temps, less water but no supplemental light. That is, I guess, why it is keeping some color. But more light would make it more colorful...what do you say?

Certainly, Rina.

Some of the plants I see on Facebook are absolutely brilliant under lights.

Josh

Josh

Thank you :)

geoforce

How is your Lemon and Lime for color? I believe it is also called Akai jade. I have one also, keep it under lights. It bloomed in Dec. 2018 (left photo); leaves are more colorful this year (right photo, just taken) but it didn't bloom:

Humel's Sunset shown in my op (left photo) bloomed this year:

Rina... My Lemon and Lime has never really shown much of the rose coloration. The leaves mostly show a stripe or two of of the cream color but generally along the edges and I doubt that it has ever exceed 25 percent of the area of any leaf. I also have noticed that as the plant grows, the amount of variegation seems to decrease. I'm thinking of trying to restart some plants from a couple of the older leaves with a higher amount of the cream color to try and recover it.

I think I must try to put my L&L out in the brightest light I can find and hope it will get those nice colors.