Viridian Green Color – #bcd7d4: Codes and Complete Breakdown

True viridian is a deep chromium-oxide pigment that French chemist Charles-Ernest Guignet patented as a cheaper process in 1859, decades after Pannetier first prepared it in Paris around 1838. This Viridian Green is its faint, watered-down ghost, a pale blue-green like frosted sea glass. The tint keeps the cool bluish bias of the original pigment.

Viridian Green Color Shades

Complementary colors

1. #BCD7D4

2. #C69FA4

Triadic colors

1. #BCD7D4

2. #C19FC6

3. #C6C19F

Tints or lighter colors

1. #DCEAE8

2. #FCFDFD

Darker colors

1. #9CC4BF

2. #7CB1AB

3. #5D9C95

4. #4A7D77

5. #375D58

Analogous colors

1. #BFD7BC

2. #BCD7C6

3. #BCD7D4

4. #BCCDD7

5. #BCBFD7

Monochromatic colors

1. #7EC8BF

2. #A5D4CF

3. #CAE3E0

4. #ECF4F3