4 Shades of Chrysocolla Color
Explore different types of Chrysocolla colors for your website, brand or any project.
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Blue Chrysocolla Color
Chrysocolla and dioptase are the only relatively common copper silicate minerals, and chrysocolla swirls from sky blue to teal. Blue Chrysocolla color (#77b7d0) takes the clearer blue side of the stone. It looks like a polished cabochon set in a silver bracelet, and daylight brings out its turquoise.
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Chrysocolla Green Color
Chrysocolla comes from Greek words meaning “gold glue,” since the name once referred to material used to solder gold. Chrysocolla Green color (#378661) is a medium jade green, while the real mineral often leans more blue-turquoise.
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Chrysocolla Dark Green Color
Chrysocolla is a copper mineral the Ancient Greeks used for soldering gold, hence the name (khrysos + kolla). Chrysocolla dark green color (#004f39) captures the darkest, most jewel-toned zone of the stone. The shade earns its keep as a backdrop for gold serif type.
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Chrysocolla Green
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Blue Chrysocolla
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Chrysocolla Dark Green
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Chrysocolla Medium Green

