78 Shades of Pearl Color

Explore different types of Pearl colors for your website, brand or any project.

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Black Pearl Color
Black Pearl is a deep blue-black with a cool marine sheen, named for the rare Tahitian pearls grown by the black-lipped oyster that shimmer green, blue, and aubergine. At #1e272c it holds that dark, iridescent depth. It is dramatic on cabinetry and doors.
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Blue Pearl Color
Blue Pearl is a pale, luminous blue-grey with the soft iridescent sheen of a natural pearl. It has a delicate, jewel-box glow. The Blue Pearl color makes an elegant, light-catching wall for a bedroom.
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Pearl Blue Color
Pearl Blue color is a medium dusty aqua, blue at 201 over green at 180. The silvery blue overtone of some Akoya pearls comes close to it. Warm light greens it, and cool light gives it a satin sheen.
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Pink Pearl Color
Pink Pearl is also the name of the pink eraser Eberhard Faber launched in 1916, now sold by Paper Mate, though that eraser is a salmon pink. Pink Pearl color (#e7accf) is cooler. It’s a lilac pink, like the nacre inside a conch.
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Pearl Color
Akoya cultured pearls catch light like this: warm cream with the softest natural glow. Pearl color (#eae0c8) feels luxurious and gentle at once, never stark. Bridal design, fine stationery, and packaging that whispers rather than shouts keep landing at this hex.
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Pearl White Color
Real pearls never hit pure white, since nacre stacks hundreds of aragonite layers that each bend light into a faint cream cast. Pearl White color (#f3f2ed) copies that trick, and its grey-beige undertone stops it from glaring under bathroom lighting. Cabinetry gains a softer edge here that a brighter white would strip away.
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White Pearl Color
White Pearl is a warm cream with a soft luminous glow, echoing the gentle sheen of a real pearl. It’s rich and slightly golden. The White Pearl color gives surfaces a subtle, opalescent warmth.
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Pearl Yellow Color
Real pearls carry pink, cream or silver overtones, and Pearl Yellow takes the cream route. #f1e3bc is a soft ivory-beige, a shade greyer and quieter than Gold Buttercup. It’s the yellow for people who swear they don’t like yellow.
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Pearl Grey Color
The inside of an oyster shell, minus the shimmer. Pearl Grey holds a green whisper that separates it from the warmer greiges nearby. Trim, ceilings, and cabinetry all take it.
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Grey Pearl Color
Inside an oyster shell there’s a faint sheen that explains this name. Grey Pearl brightens north-facing rooms where warm whites go dingy. Ceilings and trim take it especially well.