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Pearl colour characterisation, colour codes, shades and mixing

The colour pearl is an elegant, subtle shade that evokes the inner sparkle of natural pearls. This colour is a combination of white and iridescent light, giving a gentle pastel sheen to the fabrics, with an added luminosity and silky effect. Pearl is a colour that suggests elegance and luxury and is often used to decorate jewellery, but also appears on furnishings, car upholstery and fashion items.

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In interior design, the colour pearl creates a sophisticated atmosphere, creating a cosy ambience without being too ostentatious. The colour has the unique property of taking on a particular glow depending on the lighting conditions, creating a dynamic and lively environment. The colour pearl is often combined with other pastel shades or contrasting deep colours to enhance the sense of luxury and add visual richness to a space.

Pearl colour RGB and HEX codes

The pearl colour RGB code (230, 230, 250) and HEX code is #E6E6FA.

Theatre of pearls

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Colour scheme Code/Weights
Hex

#EAE0C8

RGB

rgb(234, 224, 200)

HSL

hsl(42, 45%, 85%)

HSV/HSB

hsv(42, 15%, 92%)

CMYK

cmyk(0, 4, 15, 8)

Contrasting colour

#151F37

Complementary colour

#C8E2EA

Dark and light shades of mother of pearl

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Dark shades

Light shades

Complementary colour palettes of the Pearl House

The colour of mother-of-pearl is a subtle, shimmering shade that can come in a variety of colours. In this palette, we will look at the complementary, analogue, monochrome, triad, tetrad, split complementary and neutral palettes of pearl colour.

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Complementary palette

#DDFFFF
#BBFFFF
#002244
#001122

Analogue palette

#E0FFFF
#D1FFFF
#AACDCD
#88ABAB

Monochrome palette

#F2FBFB
#E4F7F7
#99BFBF
#779F9F

Triad palette

#DDFFFF
#BBFFFF
#FFDDFF
#FFBBFF

Tetrade palette

#DDFFFF
#BBFFFF
#FFDDFF
#FFBBFF

Split complementary palette

#DDFFFF
#BBFFFF
#CCDDAA
#AABB88

Neutral palette

#EFEFEF
#DDDDDD
#BBBBBB
#AAAAAA

pearl colour: what is the colour of pearl colour?

The colour pearl is known for its shiny, iridescent surface, which can contain several shades of colour, such as white, pink, blue and yellow. The colour variation is created by changing the angle of light, creating a unique, beautiful and elegant effect.

What determines the colour of a pearl?

The colour of a pearl depends on several factors. These include the internal structure of the pearl, the composition of the materials, and the angle of reflection of the light. The thickness and arrangement of the layers in the pearl affect how light is distributed and what colours we see. The interference of light and the phenomenon of diffraction also determine the particular colours of the pearl.

How is pearl colour colour mixing possible?

Mixing pearl colour is a multi-step process. First you need a basic white dye, to which you add tiny iridescent pigments. These pigments are available in different colours such as pink, blue, Green or gold, and these are what give the pearl its shine. When mixing, it is important to add the pigments gradually and mix thoroughly to get an even, shiny finish.

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