Jade Pearl Dust (#CCE1D6) belongs to the teal family — hue 150°, 26% saturation, 84% lightness. Copy the hex, RGB, or HSL value above, or paste the CSS custom property below into your stylesheet to reference this color directly.
:root { --colorarchive-jade-pearl-dust: #CCE1D6; --colorarchive-jade-pearl-dust-hsl: hsl(150, 26%, 84%); --colorarchive-jade-pearl-dust-rgb: rgb(204, 225, 214); }
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Coral for playful energy, light gray for modern minimalism
Ideal for tech product interfaces. Light teal works as a primary brand color that feels both professional and approachable.
Light teal blends the calm of blue with the renewal of green. Associated with clear water, clarity, and modern thinking.
The hue of patina, lagoons, and modern surgery.
Teal — the blue-green range — is named after the Eurasian teal duck, which has a stripe of this color on its head. Egyptian blue and Egyptian green, both copper-based pigments, flank this region. The patina of weathered copper (the Statue of Liberty's color) sits here too; on the statue it is mostly basic copper sulfate. Phthalo turquoise is a 20th-century pigment.
In Persian and Central Asian Islamic architecture, teal-turquoise tile work is iconic — the domes of Samarkand and Isfahan are unmistakable. In ancient Egypt, faience (a kind of glazed ceramic in this color) was associated with the Nile, fertility, and rebirth. In the American Southwest, teal-turquoise is so deeply associated with Navajo and Pueblo silverwork that the color reads 'desert' there.
Surgical scrubs are often green or teal, a choice usually explained by afterimages — staring at red tissue leaves green ghosts on white surfaces, which blend into blue-green cloth. Tiffany Blue, a robin's-egg blue-green, was trademarked in 1998 and later standardized with Pantone as '1837 Blue', after the company's founding year.
Teal sits at one of the visually quietest points of the spectrum — it neither advances (like red) nor recedes (like blue). It reads as competent, calm, and slightly clinical. At low saturation it becomes a duck-egg or seafoam, soft and Scandinavian. At high saturation it becomes electric or tropical. Teal pairs particularly well with warm earth tones (terracotta, clay, beige).
A pale, gentle tone — pastel territory, where the hue acts more like a tinted neutral than a stated color.
Lightness band: At this lightness the hue almost recedes into the surface around it — useful for backgrounds, hover states, and any surface where the color should suggest a mood without competing with content.
Saturation band: The low saturation pulls this color toward earthen, vintage, or editorial palettes. It reads as confident and grown-up rather than playful, and it tolerates being used in large blocks without becoming visually noisy.
Within the public brand-guidelines reference catalog, these are the closest matches to #CCE1D6.
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Base: Jade Pearl Dust #CCE1D6 Lighter companion: Jade Mist Dust #DFECE6 Darker companion: Jade Bloom Dust #B2D2C2 Complementary counterpoint: Blush Pearl Dust #E1CCD6 Analogous lead: Cyan Pearl Dust #CCE1DF Analogous echo: Mint Pearl Dust #CCE1CF Triadic +120°: Plum Pearl Dust #D6CCE1 Triadic +240°: Coral Pearl Dust #E1D6CC Split-comp +150°: Fuchsia Pearl Dust #E1CCE1 Split-comp +210°: Crimson Pearl Dust #E1CCCC
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