50-Watt 24-Volt MR16 Halogen Light Bulbs

Answer:

Stu,

To match light exactly, it will be best to compare color temperature, which is a description of how warm/cool the light from a source appears.

This bulb emits 3050K light, which is slightly cooler than traditional incandescent light bulbs but still considered warm white.

Your description of rose tint leads me to believe your current light bulb might have a lower color temperature than this one but without seeing your light bulb, it's difficult to tell you that this will emit the exact same or different light.

Your best bet is to find the color temperature information for your current bulb. If there's a manufacturer and light bulb code, you should be able to look up on the internet the color temperature. Sometimes color temperature is even printed on the light bulb.

Hope this helps.