16 Shades of Mineral Color
Explore different types of Mineral colors for your website, brand or any project.
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Mineral Blue Color
Mineral Blue is a muted blue-green with the chalky, matte quality of raw turquoise or oxidized copper. It reads as calm and elemental, like stone rather than sky. The Mineral Blue color makes a grounding, spa-like wall.
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Mineral Red Color
Red ochre is one of the oldest pigments people ever used. Mineral Red color catches its softer, sun-faded side, a dusty brick red at #b35457 with a pink edge, like red earth ground to powder and brushed on thin.
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Mineral Grey Color
Mineral Grey is soft grey with a faint green cast, the tone of polished natural stone with the shine taken off. Cool and quiet at #b2b6ac.
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Mineral Green Color
Mineral green was yet another trade name for emerald green, the arsenic pigment listed in the MFA Boston CAMEO database. This Mineral Green color (#506355) is a safe, muted grey-green, like serpentine rock or a pond in shadow. It holds steady under nearly any bulb.
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Mineral White Color
Mineral White is a pale off-white with a soft green-grey undertone, like polished soapstone or pale jade. It’s cool and stony. The Mineral White color brings a clean, natural calm to a palette.
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Mineral Red
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Mineral Green
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Mineral Grey
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Mineral Blue
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Mineral White
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Mineral
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Mineral Beige
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Mineral Brown
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Mineral Deposit
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Mineral Glow
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Mineral Spring
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Mineral Umber
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Mineral Water
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Mineral Yellow
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Dark Mineral
#398174

Copper Mineral Green













