How to color and remove emphasis on item names?

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I am currently making a remake of the Cobalt Shield in Minecraft 1.14.3, but I do not know how to change the custom item name's formatting in-game.

Can someone help me figure out how to color the item name and make font adjustments to it, i.e. make it non-italicized?

I tried to use this command:

/give @s minecraft:shield
{
  BlockEntityTag:
  {
    Base:11,
    Patterns:
    [
      {
        Color:9,
        Pattern:"vhr"
      },
      {
        Color:15,
        Pattern:"cs"
      },
      {
        Color:15,
        Pattern:"ms"
      },
      {
        Color:4,
        Pattern:"sc"
      },
      {
        Color:15,
        Pattern:"gru"
      }
    ]
  },
  AttributeModifiers:
  [
    {
      AttributeName:"generic.knockbackResistance",
      Name:"Block",
      Slot:"offhand",
      Amount:100,
      Operation:0,
      UUIDMost:71140,
      UUIDLeast:113080
    }
  ],
  Unbreakable:1b,
  display:
  {
    Name:"{\"text\":\"Cobalt Shield\"}"
  }
}





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How do you name an item with color in Minecraft?

In Vanilla Minecraft, even with commands, you cannot colour item names. Instead... use MCEdit! There is a new MCEdit version created by TKTech and an modify item name string filter that can colour and bold stuffs by SethBling.

How do you change the color of a name tag in bedrock?

Colored Text for Minecraft Signs If you're running the Bedrock Edition, all you have to do is: Place a sign on the ground. Type the \u201c\xa7\u201d sign, followed by the corresponding number for the color you want. This is the color code.






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