Have a look at the the Colorographies for the colours you mention, at The Land of Color .com in order to compare them by their key attributes of Hue/Value/Chroma/LRV, before shortlisting to sample in your space.

Hey, thank you. I'm going out of my mind. This color will be everywhere, so I want to make sure it matches the Calcutta Gold Quartz, can blend well with warm coastal colors and most importantly - it's pretty on its own.

Looking at the Colorographies will help narrow your search before painting. They answer the questions,

Which is darkest?

Which is lightest?

Which is warmer?

Whih is cooler?

Which is the most colourful?

Which is the most greyed?

Which reflects the most light?

Which reflects the least light?

Thank you. I think I've narrowed it down to Benjamin Moore's Wind's Breath

Good Luck - it a lovely colour. 👍🌈

Are you familiar with it?

Yes. But I would always still get a large paint chip or paint a sample, (board x 2 coats) so you can see it alongside your other fixed finishes and how it behaves with your lighting.

Lighting & context are so impactful.

We just painted two bedrooms Edgecomb Grey and it's a really lovely neutral paint. I don't think you will be disappointed, but honestly buy a couple of samples of maybe Wind's Breath and Edgecomb Grey and look at it in your space. The exact color can look very different in two different homes/spaces.